As Dallas police are trying to curb violence in neighborhoods, they are getting help from Urban Specialist, which works to bring positive change to inner city communities and prevent senseless violence.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia sat down for a one-on-one interview with FOX 4, where he pointed out data highlighting a decrease in murders, aggravated assaults, robberies of individuals, and more."We're calling the whole city of Dallas to come out and canvas with us on June 30th to just let the community know that we love and to try to heed the concerns of the community," Lucky said.
They are using social media to spread their neighborhood canvas in areas where trouble and homicides have been high. "These neighborhoods are neighborhoods that the city of Dallas, and also Chief Garcia, has said they are hot spot neighborhoods, high crime areas, crime likely to occur, and so we want to flood those areas with concerned people who care," Lucky explained.
More than 100 people have signed up to participate in the neighborhood walks, and they are looking for more to sign up online. "We have service providers, we have businesses, we have OGs, and we're saying we have to be responsible for what happens in our community," Lucky added."Killing ain't cool. It's not cool, and so we're going to lead with that message. We're going to lead with love and we just want the community to know that we care," he said. "We don't want to have to memorialize any more of our children.
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