Mayor Scott's statement of President Biden's announced action on gun violence and support of community policing and community violence intervention

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Mayor Scott's statement of President Biden's announced action on gun violence and support of community policing and community violence intervention

BALTIMORE, MD. (Friday, February 4, 2022) — “Stronger law enforcement is critical in stopping gun crime, but it’s made more effective when we make real investments in making our communities […]

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