Yale Daily News Article RatingNew Haven is facing its highest rate of gun violence in years. Here's what the city is doing about it. - Yale Daily News
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44% : During the summer, New Haven Representative Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) also said that the city's community crisis response team -- led by community experts with "lived experience" instead of by law enforcement officials -- will receive $2 million in the next fiscal year.
44% : Lawlor said that the pandemic has hampered gun intervention programs, in which law enforcement members contact individuals most likely to commit retributive violence, as well as engage community leaders in preventing gun violence by creating a reconciliatory environment.
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