New “One Detroit” Initiative Aims To Prevent—Not Just Punish—Crime | The Michigan Chronicle

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New “One Detroit” Initiative Aims To Prevent—Not Just Punish—Crime | The Michigan Chronicle

Federal and local law enforcement and community leaders have partnered for a new crime-prevention program. The new One Detroit initiative is building from the partnerships and lessons learned from the Detroit One program from 10 years ago. According to Dawn Ison, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, “One Detroit seeks to disrupt violence … Continued

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