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Maricopa County institutes new security measures at supervisors' meetings

New security measures are in place for those who attend Maricopa County Board of Supervisors meetings after a group refused to leave the building after a scheduled meeting was adjourned last month.

On Feb. 28., the group of about 15 residents refused to leave the inside of the downtown Phoenix building where the governing body regularly meets.

In a video, group members appear to be recording videos and shouting at specific points during the video — which ran for 8 minutes and 28 seconds.

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