And those are the neighborhoods where we're putting money into these community based prevention programs. But what we found we've done a report on it, is they have some impact. They actually reduce shootings by 10 to 20%. But there's not good systems of coordination of just good outcomes, management of the right kind of partnerships between those groups and the local precinct with outcomes. Everybody's watching. (13:49–13:55)
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