Review police report on 9 violence reduction strategies
In Plain English
Police Chief Chris Magnus presents strategies to reduce violence in Richmond. The 9 approaches include crime data analysis, enforcement tactics, security cameras, community involvement, traffic stops, better reporting systems, tip rewards, expert partnerships, and youth programs. The council reviews these methods but makes no decisions today.
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