Atlanta Suspends Vice Unit
   [From AP] The prostitute business in Atlanta should do a brisk
   business- at least in the next couple of days. That's because the
   Atlanta police department has suspended undercover vice operations
   aimed at prostitution after an officer shot and killed a suspected
   prostitute one of four fatal police shootings in the past three months.
   Members of the 10-member vice squad will be temporarily reassigned
   while officers in marked cars perform their duties.
   Police Chief Richard Pennington said he suspended the undercover vice
   operations "out of concern for the safety of our officers and
   citizens." Atlanta police have mowed down 12 people this year, killing
   five, the largest number of police shootings since 1995. On Monday, an
   officer shot a suspected prostitute four times after she sprayed him
   with pepper gas and stabbed him in the face and arms when he tried to
   arrest her, police said. The officer was in stable condition at Grady
   Memorial Hospital. On July 14, a plainclothes officer killed an
   18-year-old, who police said was trying to run over the officer.
   Relatives and friends said the teen was fleeing because he felt
   threatened.
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