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\nWarning!  \n# TROUBLE LOOMS ON HORIZONAS COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS SEEKASSET FORFEITURE FUNDS\n\nJust when you thought your share of JusticeDepartment asset forfeiture funds would bepromptly coming to you when due,a group ofsharks has surfaced on the horizon and wants tobite off a large chunk of the money your officersearned.  \nBill Lucas,the director of community liaisonservices for the Justice Department,was chewed toshreds April 7 because the money seized from drugtraffickers is divvied up between Federal,state andlocal police.  \nDoing the chewing were community activistsfrom the National Peoples'Action(NPA),acommunity coalition of neighborhood groupsmeeting in Washington at the plush Omni-Shoreham Hotel.The coalition from around theUnited States consists of such groups as theCouncil of Neighborhood Organizations,CitizensUnited for Action,VISTA and Washington InnerCities for Self-Help.The activists came to Wash-ington to lobby for tougher anti-drug laws and ASHARE OF THE ASSETS SEIZED FROM DRUGDEALERS.  \nThey are demanding a meeting with BobMartinez,the new director of the Office of Nation-al Drug Control Policy(ONDCP).  \nUnder difficult circumstances,Lucas tried toshow his sincerity and said he will try to arrange ameeting between the group and Martinez.  \n\"Everything I have said to you can and willbe arranged,\"he said.Then,to prove how much  \nApril 15,1991  \nPage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE                 \nASSET FUNDS:Activists Want A Share……   …1  \nRAPES:Hit Record Highs Nationwide………………2  \nBRADY BILL:Clears House Panel…………  …4  \nLAPD:Bradley,Gates Declare Truce…………………5  \nCANINE S&R:Training Planned..………………………7  \nTAPE MEASURE:Newest Crime Fighting Tool………7  \nANIMAL RIGHTS:Possible Violence Anticipated……8  \nAUTO THEFE:Seminar Coming Upl………………………10  \n# FREE REPORT OFFERED ONAFRO DRUG TRAFFICKERS\n\nIf_you do not subscribe to Washing-ton Crime News Services'  OrganizedCrime Digest,we will give you a freecopy of the April 10 issue,whichfeatures a report on \"Afro-LinealOrganized Crime prepared by the NewJersey Commission of Investigation.The report deals with African-Ameri-can drug trafficking_organized crimegroups based in New Jersey which haveextended their operations to severalFor your free copy,send a self-addressed \"business sizeattached to:    Circulation Manager,Washington Crime News Services,3918Prosperity Ave.,  Suite 318,Fairfax,VA 22031-3334.  \n# REPORTED RAPES HIT RECORDHIGH NATIONWIDE IN 1990,NEW SENATE REPORT FINDS\n\nSenator Joseph R.Biden,Jr.D-Del.),chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee,in lateMarch released a report showing that there weremore reported rapes in the United States in 1990than ever before.The report contains the firstcomprehensive national totals of reported rapes in1990,and a state-by-state breakdown of the statis-tics.  \n# Violence Against Women:The Increase ofRape in America 1990,prepared by the majoritystaff of the Senate Judiciary Committee,compilesrape statistics from police departments in everystate in the nation and includes the following find-ings:\n\n● In 1990 the number of rapes reported toauthorities exceeded 100,000 for the firsttime ever--a national record;  \n● Twenty-nine states--from every region ofthe country--set state records for thenumber of reported rapes;and  \n● The number of reported rapes rose morethan six percent in 1990--the largest one-year increase in over a decade.  \n\"These numbers show that rape has reachedepidemic proportions in our country.It is truly anational tragedy,\"Biden said.\"Unfortunately,ithas taken these findings to again prove that oursociety and our laws must be changed to addressthe problem that is so real to far too many Ameri-can women.\"  \nThe five states suffering the greatest numberof rapes are located in every area of the country:California(12,413);Texas(8,427);Michigan  \n(6,938);Florida(6,874);and New York (5,315).  \nIn January,Biden introduced the \"ViolenceAgainst 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