Homicides, shootings and carjackings fall as Milwaukee violence prevention efforts show progress

Progress is possible, and Milwaukee’s decline in violent crime in recent years suggest it’s happening.

Advocates and violence prevention workers say keeping crime trending down depends on investment in the trusted relationships that make violence less likely.

Examples of investments that can create tangible alternatives to violence, they said, are mentorship instead of isolation, employment instead of boredom and community instead of retaliation…

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