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| Two more ideas for tackling gangs |
| By thecalifornian.com |
| Published: 12/23/2009 |
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The answers to the gang problem are fairly simple, but require leaders to think outside of the box. First, prayer; second, the police must get to know the people in the neighborhoods, perhaps a walkable beat. Whatever they are doing is not working; we have to change; we have submitted ideas to the mayor and City Council, but they have not acted upon them. The Neighborhood Watch program can be a great asset; people know their neighborhoods, they know who the problems are and know what is happening. Need help with the database? I will set it up for you or find a reputable source. The police do not have a good reputation with the people that count — the east side. This not to say anything bad about our police, it is just the facts. We have 2,000 local prison correctional officers who could be asked to participate. Read More. |
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