Summary
A local violence prevention program in Berkeley just proved its worth by slashing gun deaths and injuries by a massive 61%. This is huge news for how we spend our public safety dollars moving forward.
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Impact analysis
Every dollar spent on this program is paying off big time by preventing costly emergency room visits and crime investigations.
All Berkeley residents get to enjoy safer neighborhoods and peace of mind.
No groups negatively affected
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Violence prevention program responsible for 61% decline in gun violence deaths and injuries
Violence prevention program responsible for 61% decline in gun violence deaths and injuries UC Berkeley School of Public Health
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