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precinct-vention.New York,Ohio……………7by-precinct,raiding drug houses,Pennsylvania …  ………………7Oliver's understaffed police de-identifying abandoned properties,Virginia …  ……………7partment will get reinforcements  removing abandoned vehicles,tick-from agents of the Bureau of Alco- eting illegal dumpers and owners of  \nDetroit will get assistance from federal and Michigan law enforce-ment authorities to control gun vio- lence that has resulted in the deathsof 13 children,most caught in themidst of gang wars this year.  \nDetroit's child homicide rate of  \n3.5 for every 100,000 children ishighest among the nation's 10 larg-est cities.  \nDrugs and gangs are a key rea-son for the sudden increase inshootings of children,said DetroitPolice Chief Jerry Oliver who un-veiled two new programs:Face-to-Face and Blitz-and-Broom.  \nAugust 16,2002  \nVol.36,No.33  \nIN THIS ISSUE  \nYouth Gangs Are MaturingInto Serious Crime Groups.2South Carolina Troopers WillRide School Buses In Bid ToReduce Safety 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