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Gunshot wound to the head. Sources tell ktvu the 49year old was also under investigation by sfpd internal affairs for child molestation. My mom runs a day care here and my children go here, so, you know, by this happening and seeing all this commotion last night, it kind of, like, drove me up a wall. Toris mother has a day care just three doors down from cacatian. When it makes me feel for the little children that are around here in this neighborhood and to be more aware of whats going on. We wa...

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It's been one year since local businesswoman Natasha Walker was murdered in Greensboro.

Violent crime has threatened areas across the Triad. Greensboro police said murders have nearly doubled this year.

Violent crime has threatened areas across the Triad. Greensboro police said murders have nearly doubled this year.

What happened to two Greensboro siblings who lost their lives to gun violence in the Triad?

A highly touted initiative to address violent crime was just renewed for funding by the Greensboro City Council. Cure Violence completed its second year in Greensboro and is already in other North Carolina communities. Places like Forsyth County may bring it in soon. The program sends trained mediators to targeted high crime areas in a city that’s been grappling with a record-breaking number of fatal shootings.

Ingram Bell leads Gate City Coalition, an initiative to stop gun violence in Greensboro.

The approach to crime reduction doesn't infringe on anyone's rights, so that makes it a win. It also means some people probably hate it.

Organizers with Cure Violence explain how they’re dealing with an increased number of shootings in the Triad.