Project Safe Neighborhoods Expands in Fort Worth

0:00It's March 31st. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Federal prosecutors in the Northern District of Texas just expanded project-safe neighborhoods to a second spot and for worth, targeting the south side, neighborhoods like Historic Southside, Hillside, and areas along Interstate 35 West. This move covers spots from Interstate 30 down to Seminary Drive, picked after crunching data on violence, gangs, drugs, and gun crimes from local. Cops. The 20-year-old program pulls together federal, state, and local law enforcement, plus community leaders to tackle organized crime networks pushing. Fintanol, meth, and illegal firearms, building on its success in East Fort Worth spots like Stop Six. Officials stress community buy-in, urging residents to report crimes, talk to agents, and even testify while leaders from the DEA, FBI, Fort Worth, Wurt Worth, PD, and Tarant

1:01County Sheriff vow to lock up violent offenders for good. As Fort Worth keeps growing as America's 11th biggest city, the clear message is for criminals to quit now, or face the full weight of this united, front-restoring piece to the streets.