"One way in which the Latino community is affected by gang violence is connected to the recent influx of unaccompanied minors to the United States."ROCKVILLE, Md. — Montgomery County police report that typically, they may have one, perhaps two, gang-related homicides in any given year. Last year, there were eight, most of whom are also gang members.
“It’s not random victims — these are targeted victims,” Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger told the county council Thursday night.
Manger directed the council members to maps in a packet provided by police that pinpointed where juvenile crime — not just gang-related crime — occurs. He highlighted clusters of criminal activity in the Cinnamon Woods area of Germantown, in Montgomery Village, in Aspen Hill, in White Oak and in the Briggs-Chaney area of the county.
During the hourslong briefing, Montgomery County Council Member George Leventhal took pains to emphasize that gang activity shouldn’t be seen as a problem in the Latino community alone, and Manger’s description of the problem bolstered that.
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Latino gang banging in Latino communities. However "it shouldn't be seen as a problem in the Latino community?"
ReplyDeleteThis can only make sense to a Democrat; just deny and ignore the facts.
I'm shocked that this can be happening in a progressive-ultra-liberal
ReplyDeletesanctuary county like Montgomery.