Yesterday, community members flooded the Phoenix City Council’s Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee meeting to demand that the committee and the City Council immediately take action to oversee the investigation of members of the Phoenix Police Department’s use of a challenge coin bearing white nationalist iconography.
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