A statewide organization dedicated to preventing gun violence claims that last year’s decline in gun violence was caused by more public safety initiatives.
The CeaseFirePA Education Fund said Monday that programs including trauma-informed care, group violence intervention, and after-school programs for at-risk adolescents were responsible for the drop.
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