Alexis Acevedo

"Reconciliation" is a process by which law enforcement could choose to engage with Black history, not just in February of every year—but on every single working day.

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The Intimate Partner Violence Intervention (IPVI) approach is successful in Kingston, New York, and the District Attorney has publicly stated that he now wants to take it countywide.

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Philadelphia will roll out GVI in West Philadelphia in April.
"That model, which has been used in Chicago and Oakland, was used in Philadelphia in 2013 for a two-year pilot program and was credited with a decline in shootings."

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Pittsburgh's crime rates drop again in 2019, and the Assistant Chief attributes it to the new focused deterrence model advocated by David Kennedy.

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Due to the strong data showing its effectiveness, Kingston District Attorney Dave Clegg said this week he wants to take the “Intimate Partner Violence Intervention” [IPVI] program countywide."

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Danielle Outlaw, Philadelphia's first female African-American Police Commissioner, refers to the city’s plans to roll out the Group Violence Intervention (GVI) strategy this spring.

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Philadelphia tries to address gun its gun violence problem:
"The cities that have been the most successful in reducing gun violence have effectively used focused deterrence by targeting repeat violent offenders who are most likely to shoot others."

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The Alton, Illinois Police Department is going to work with NNSC's Intimate Partner Violence Intervention (IPVI), whose approach is to deter people who commit the most serious acts of domestic violence and reduce harm to victims.

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"Hoping to prevent a repeat of last year’s gun violence, Minneapolis and St. Paul leaders are expanding anti-crime strategies that focus more on community-based solutions and public health than on beefing up police patrols."

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David Kennedy: “'Not everybody carrying a gun is the same. Some are predatory and deeply dangerous, and others are scared of those other guys. The reform prosecutorial impulse to try to distinguish between those two kinds of people is really sound.'"

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