The Baltimore mayor’s office chose three neighborhoods for new Safe Streets sites, expanding the reach of a popular program that uses reformed criminals to intervene in disputes before violence breaks out. The sites are expected to open next year in Northeast Baltimore’s Belair-Edison, South Baltimore’s…
Source: Sun
Three Baltimore neighborhoods picked for new Safe Streets anti-violence sites
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