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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

DOJ announces $300 million for crime-fighting efforts in four cities

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The Justice Department announced $300 million in funding for four cities to support crime-fighting efforts, including hiring law enforcement personnel and improving forensic capabilities, according to The Epoch Times. The article does not name the cities or provide a funding timeline.

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The grants could support police staffing and investigative resources in the selected cities. The report does not identify which communities will receive funds or describe effects on crime or federal spending beyond the announced amount.