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Community meetings often don't get enough coverage but we thought this report was exceptionally well done and offered a great look at police working with leaders to raise awareness about a worsening problem that's reaching historic levels . . .
A bit of the data to consider . . .
"Police said from October 13 to the 23rd, there were 25 shootings. Six of those were deadly."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Kansas City organizations calling on change after violent October
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City organizations are uniting to discuss violence in the community. Kansas City, Missouri Police said this was one of the most violent months in years. "Every time we lose a life, we are lost," KC Common Good CEO Klassie Alcine said.
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