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PoliceOne Roll Call - Wednesday, July 23, 2008Current P1 Newsletter

L.A. Sheriff "changing the paradigm" in addressing gang violence

In L.A. County in the past decade there have been close to 5,800 deaths caused by gang violence. Sheriff Lee Baca says it's time to address gang violence as an emergency situation. (AP File Photo) Full Story

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