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Should metal detectors be added at Malibu City Hall? The Public Safety Commission is leaning in that direction. Scott Steepleton/Surfside News file photo

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Michele Willer-Allred, Staff Reporter
1:59 pm PST January 8, 2021
In the wake of civil unrest at the Capitol and fearing that recent criticism of City Manager Reva Feldman could escalate, Malibu’s Public Safety Commission on Wednesday took a step to recommending metal detectors at City Hall.

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