Armored vehicle vote on Sac City Council agenda draws pushback from community
The Sacramento City Council will be considering the purchase of armored vehicles for its police force in a meeting Tuesday night. The vote is drawing pushback from some in the community, especially in light of the recent push for police accountability.
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