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LATEST NEWS
January 31, 2019
Crime Commission President Richard Aborn discusses New York's leadership to reduce gun violence
» watch the Spectrum News video
November 9, 2018
Responding to the Complexities of Trauma
» read the orangeugoing.com article
September 26, 2018
Closing Rikers will make the city safer.
Unnecessary incarcerations do more harm than good.
» read the Crain's article
July 2, 2018
Wendy Prudencio discusses gang violence prevention on NY1 Noticias panel
» watch NY1 Noticias video (in Spanish)
June 8, 2018
Richard Aborn discusses New York City's gun violence intervention strategies at New Yorkers Under the Gun panel
» read The Crime Report article
» read the City Limits article
» watch video from the event
Crime Commission President Richard Aborn discusses New York's leadership to reduce gun violence
» watch the Spectrum News video
November 9, 2018
Responding to the Complexities of Trauma
» read the orangeugoing.com article
September 26, 2018
Closing Rikers will make the city safer.
Unnecessary incarcerations do more harm than good.
» read the Crain's article
July 2, 2018
Wendy Prudencio discusses gang violence prevention on NY1 Noticias panel
» watch NY1 Noticias video (in Spanish)
June 8, 2018
Richard Aborn discusses New York City's gun violence intervention strategies at New Yorkers Under the Gun panel
» read The Crime Report article
» read the City Limits article
» watch video from the event
MAYHEM MULTIPLIED: MASS SHOOTERS & ASSAULT WEAPONS
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Mass shootings have taken place consistently throughout American history, in every region of the country. Over the last 30 years, however, assault weapons and large-capacity ammunition magazines—which hold more than 10 rounds—have proliferated, allowing assailants to become much more destructive. Crime Commission analyses show, the results have been deadly for Americans.
» read the February 2018 update to the Mayhem Multiplied report » read the 2016 Mayhem Multiplied report » read about the Large-Capacity Ammunition Magazines Ban |
INITIATIVES
» Cybercrime Prevention
» Domestic Terrorism Post-9/11
» E-Responder
» Large-Capacity Ammunition Magazines
» Mass Shooting Incidents in America
» Project Fast Track
» Predictive Prevention Lab
» Raise the Age to 18
» Social Media Behavior & Real-World
» Consequences
» Youth Gun Violence Prevention
» DNA Databank
» Interstate Strike Force
» Juvenile Justice
» Domestic Terrorism Post-9/11
» E-Responder
» Large-Capacity Ammunition Magazines
» Mass Shooting Incidents in America
» Project Fast Track
» Predictive Prevention Lab
» Raise the Age to 18
» Social Media Behavior & Real-World
» Consequences
» Youth Gun Violence Prevention
» DNA Databank
» Interstate Strike Force
» Juvenile Justice
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