Cohutta Town Council Reinstates Police Department After Mayor's Firings
In Cohutta, Georgia, the town council has reinstated the local police department and its officers just two days after Mayor Ron Shinnick fired them. The firings were initially attributed to comments made by officers on social media, which the mayor claimed were inappropriate. However, the council determined that the dismissals did not comply with the town charter, which mandates a 30-day notice before any employee can be suspended or removed. Vice Mayor Shane Kornberg led the council meeting in the mayor's absence and passed an ordinance to reinstate the officers and prevent further firings for 30 days. The decision was made in front of a large crowd of townspeople and media, highlighting the community's interest in the matter. 
