
Boortz Report: Why End a Crime Program That Was Working?
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Boortz discusses Virginia's former Operation Ceasefire initiative, a crime reduction program focused on high-crime areas through community outreach, intervention with at-risk youth, technology-assisted policing, and targeted enforcement against repeat offenders. He highlights reported reductions in murders and violent crime under the program and criticizes the decision by Virginia's new administration to discontinue it. Boortz argues that successful anti-crime strategies should be maintained regardless of political affiliation
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