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GA: Atlanta Police- Growing Concerns About Gun Violence
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The City of Atlanta Police Department said the level of gun violence is concerning and are taking steps to remove illegal guns from the streets. "We have to do something about the gun violence in Atlanta," said Sergeant Warren Pickard with Atlanta Police. "As police officers it's very concerning to us the level of gun violence that is taking place in the city." Sergeant Pickard said the department has a gun reduction task force in place. "Operation Whiplash" has allowed officers to move 1,300 guns off the streets since February, said Sergeant Pickard.
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| Wouldn't it make the citizens of Atlanta safer if you removed the criminals that use guns from the street? |
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