Gay rights advocates asked the city of El Paso on Tuesday to revamp police training for dealing with the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities after a group of gay men said they were asked to leave a popular restaurant when two of the men kissed. Puentes LGBT Resources, an El Paso advocacy group, made the request during a City Council meeting nearly two weeks after five gay men allegedly were asked to leave Chico’s Tacos after two of them kissed. A police officer then allegedly told the men they could be arrested for engaging in homosexual behavior.

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