TAMPA — Since Tampa police arrested nearly 70 protesters during a late-night demonstration against police brutality in early June, Chief Brian Dugan has been in the hot seat.
Protesters have papered downtown with stickers calling for him to be removed. They made the same demands to his face last week at a police oversight board meeting. Two days later, they repeated their demand at a City Council meeting.
For his part, Dugan has urged residents to stand up for police officers and told a…
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