Decatur City Councilman Hunter Pepper calls for a stronger police presence at all city council meetings or he will exercise ...

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Councilman Hunter Pepper wants more police security and is threatening to exercise his "Second Amendment rights" if he doesn't get it at futur City Council meetings. Pepper made the request Thursday ...

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In the email, Ladner said that Pepper demanded a large police presence during meetings while threatening to exercise his ...

DECATUR, Ala. ( WAFF) - Decatur Councilman Hunter Pepper wants more security at future council meetings. He threatened to exercise his “Second Amendment rights” if he doesn’t get more security.

Pepper, never shy about sharing what he believes is right, on Thursday sent an email to Mayor Tab Bowling, Police Chief Todd Pinion and Council President Jacob Ladner, demanding more security ...

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