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Stopping violence before it starts: DA Bragg points to programs behind drops in Manhattan murders and shootings
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg attributes significant declines in shootings (60% drop) and homicides (64% drop) since 2021 to preventive programs, youth initiatives, and gun buyback efforts. His office has awarded $300,000 to 10 community-based organizations for violence prevention and expanded the Survivor Services Bureau to provide trauma counseling for victims and witnesses.
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