Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has unveiled a five-year crime-fighting plan that calls for tripling the number of Safe Streets sites, but also revamping current model.
Source: The Baltimore Sun Politics Section State of Maryland
As violence prevention takes central role in new Baltimore crime plan, Safe Streets tries to grow, change and live up to its name
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