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Salinas, California: Engaging Change

Salinas CaliforniaEngaging Change

Updates

Plan overview

Outcome highlights

Law enforcement

Change

Next Steps

Plan Overview

Charlas

Leadership Academy

Peace Summit

Cross-Functional Team

Enforcement

New York Times

Outcomes

24 new leaders

CFT helps youth & families

Enforcement

History:

High visibility, aggressive

Supported by intelligence

Ineffective

“It works,

but it doesn’t help.”

Enforcement

About 200 called in since 2010

Significant reduction in criminal activity

For those who refuse to listen:

Knockout, Tapout, Streetsweeper

Reductions

21% fewer police

50% fewer gang officers

Response

Gang patrols nearly eliminatedGang unit now intelligence & data-drivenSubtle, target-specific operationsOperation Daybreak

“The Crew”

20 Homicides

22 Attempted Homicides

34 Armed Robberies

9 Cities

9 Banks

“Robbery Crew”

11 9 2 3

1 2 1 1

1 2

“Homicide Crew”

CASP Cops

Non-Enforcement approach

In the targeted neighborhood

Not responsible for Calls for Service

Extensive training in services

CASP Cops

Results:

Referrals for non-judicial resolution

Mediation and conflict resolution

Residents seek out these officers

In demand at events, charlas

“Our cops…”

Results

New Way

Hebbron/CASP Officers

Community Safety Division

MIIS, Juntos Podemos

Next Steps

Evaluation of plan

Revision and update

Youth groups summer

Leadership Academy

2nd Summit for Peace

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