ACLU sends city admonishing letter: Saint statues at new police station would break law
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ACLU sends city admonishing letter: Saint statues at new police station would break law
The $850,000 statues are 98.9% paid for, according to a contract document that itemizes expenses. St. Michael and St. Florian are the patron saints of police officers and firefighters respectively.