A long-awaited program to fight back against gun violence is up and running in Dayton as a pilot program.
The city’s Violence Interruption Program is now active in the North Riverdale neighborhood, and leaders hope it can soon spread all across Dayton.
The program has been needed for a really long time, wanted and talked about for almost two years, and it’s finally here in a very limited fashion.
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The people working to make it successful believe the time spent to make it work right will make it successful across the city…