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Austin shooter Stephen Broderick molested girl, 16, & wife got restraining order before ex-cop killed three people

Austin shooter Stephen Broderick molested girl, 16, & wife got restraining order before ex-cop killed three people
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Austin Police Department launches program targeting gun crime

Austin Police Department launches program targeting gun crime Published AUSTIN, Texas - In an effort to combat a rise in violent crime, the Austin Police Department (APD) has launched a Violence Intervention Program aimed at preventing gun crime. The goal of the program is to improve the safety of the Austin community through a series of proactive measures. The Violence Intervention Program launches immediately and will last through August 31, 2021. APD is working with prosecutorial liaisons at the District and County Attorney’s Offices to increase the visibility, thoroughness, and prosecution of violent offenses. The program is a collaboration of APD’s Organized and Violent Crimes Divisions, the Travis County District Attorney’s Office, and state and federal partner organizations.

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Austin Police Department announces Violence Intervention Program to address gun violence in city

Austin Police Department announces Violence Intervention Program to address gun violence in city The program is aimed at preventing gun crime through a collaboration of APD divisions, the Travis County District Attorney s Office and state and federal partners. Author: Britny Eubank Updated: 4:07 PM CDT April 16, 2021 AUSTIN, Texas Interim Police Chief Joe Chacon is following through with his promise to create an initiative to address recent increases in gun violence in Austin. On Friday, the Austin Police Department announced a new Violence Intervention Program aimed at preventing gun crime through collaborative efforts with local, state and federal agencies. On a local level, effective immediately through Aug. 31, APD is working with prosecutorial liaisons at the district and county attorney s offices to increase the visibility, thoroughness and prosecution of violent offenses.

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APD announces Violence Intervention Program Targeting Gun Crime

APD announces Violence Intervention Program Targeting Gun Crime
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Tom DeLay Exonerated by Final Court in Texas; Liberal Media Virtually Silent

If you tried to find out what recently happened in court ending the criminal case against former GOP Congressman Tom DeLay, almost all the results that come up are from conservative sites. The left-wing news media deliberately ignored the story of his total legal exoneration earlier this month. Contrast this with the multiple, lengthy front-page articles than ran for years gleefully covering the progression of the politically motivated attacks on him. I saved an article taking up the top half of the front page of The New York Times from 2006 – with a huge photo of DeLay high-fiving my cousin, a Congressional staffer – announcing that DeLay was being forced to leave Congress due to the indictment. In contrast, the

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