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S.C. Law Enforcement Meet with House Budget Chairman John Spratt (D-SC)
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch (left) and St. Louis Police Chief Daniel Isom (right) release a report highlighting the need for early education to reduce later prison costs
Scranton Police Chief David Elliot (left) and Lackawanna County First Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico (center) speak in favor of early education programs to prevent crime 
Business and law enforcement leaders met with 14 State Legislators and staff at the Capitol, including Assembly Speaker John Pérez (D-Los Angeles), to discuss the workforce development and crime-prevention benefits of high quality early learning programs.
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Fight Crime: Invest in Kids is an anti-crime organization of over 5,000 police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors, and violence survivors. We take a hard look at the research about what prevents kids from becoming criminals and put that information in the hands of policymakers and the general public.
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Jul 30th 2010
Attorneys General Show Support for Fight Crime: Invest in KidsColumn highlights bipartisan support for investments in kids that cut crime
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Jul 27th 2010
WASHINGTON STATE--Yakima’s Top Cops Say Child Abuse Linked to Future CrimeSheriff and police chief say home visits needed to prevent child abuse, juvenile crime
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Jul 22nd 2010
**MEDIA ADVISORY FOR JULY 27** Yakima’s Top Cops Say Child Abuse Linked to Future CrimeSheriff, police chief say home visits can cut child abuse and neglect by half, reduce juvenile crime
