City health and safety office adds first violence reduction leader

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7 thoughts on “City health and safety office adds first violence reduction leader

  1. This is just a political stunt that unfortunately will likely produce zero results. However well-intentioned, can any reasonable person think this will really make a difference in terms of crime. Evil has always existed and always will. We should be doing more to promote and protect the sanctity of the family unit rather than relying on the arm of government to engineer social change in society. Throwing more money at it is not the answer, but we like catchy slogans, attempts at quick fixes, and bloated bureaucracies in our culture whether they work or not. When will we ever learn?

  2. Skeptical this will work – those most likely to commit crime have already gone through their life with plenty of substandard parenting, role models, peers, and personal behavior. The odds of them breaking out of long-establish patterns of behavior and relationships is low.

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