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| Milwaukee program aims to keep juvenile offenders out of trouble |
| By jsonline.com - Ashley Luthern |
| Published: 03/10/2014 |
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Milwaukee police officers and agents with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections dodged ice on the sidewalk to reach the home of a 21-year-old Milwaukee man who recently had finished a two-year prison sentence for armed robbery. The man and his mother were startled to see the group and surprised to learn that the officers were not there because of a problem. Instead, they were there to offer resources. The officers and agents are assigned to a citywide effort that's called the Milwaukee Collaborative Offender Re-entry Program and involves the Milwaukee County district attorney's office, Milwaukee Homicide Review Commission and other agencies. The program began in 2010 in two police districts and has since expanded. Read More. |
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