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Chief Easley presented during one of the panels on the “Safety for All” strategy to deepen relationships between the Tuskegee University Police Department 威尼斯人娱乐城 the people they serve 威尼斯人娱乐城 protect.

 

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他参加了关于校园暴力的会议，包括枪击、欺凌、约会暴力、故意破坏、帮派活动，以及各地校园和社区面临的灾难性事件。 除了实践工作坊之外，参与者还体验了角色扮演课程、分组讲座、关于紧迫问题的小组讨论。

 

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