By 
Spencer Custodio |
Orange County Supervisors on Tuesday formally took a stand against police brutality when they adopted a resolution condemning the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd, a Black man, who was killed by a white officer on Memorial Day.
Supervisor Doug Chaffee proposed adding language to support the Black Lives Matter movement.
“As systemic racism continues to plague the United States of America, I believe we at the County of Orange need to…
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