Until It Spills Into The Streets

Thank you John Newton of Savannah Morning News for your editorial guidance in publishing Until It Spills Into The Streets.

Thanks to Georgia Bureau of Investigations, Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police, Cheryl Branch and Jennifer Sotomayor of SAFE Shelter Savannah, Father Joseph Smith of St. Anne’s Catholic Church, and Dr. Ricky Temple of Overcoming by Faith. I appreciate their willingness to provide information or to be interviewed.

This article challenges most clichés and political barbs about reducing crime by focusing on an area that has both urban and rural demographics in close vicinity.   How can governmental departments, law enforcement, clergy, social services, and citizens significantly lower the numbers of criminal acts when public pressure pushes heavily in a direction that causes very important factors to be ignored?

Read Until It Spills Into The Streets by Al Hardy in LaVoz Latina, owned by Savannah Morning News. English version found here