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Doylestown Chief Brian Dressler (left) and Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Martin Frantz (center) meet with US Congressman Ralph Regula in his Washington, D.C. office.
Cincinnati Chief Thomas Streicher speaks to the need for early education to prevent students from dropping out and embarking on a life of crime.
Prosecuting Attorney Mathias Heck joins national leaders to develop initiative to reduce child abuse and neglect deaths
SPOTLIGHT
New Mexico TV reports early education key to prevent crime MORE
WHAT WE DO
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids takes a hard look at research about what prevents kids from becoming criminals and puts that information in the hands of policymakers and the general public.
LATEST NEWS
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Mar 27th 2010
OHIO--Cuyahoga County Police Leaders Call After-school Programs “Slam Dunk” Against CrimeCleveland police chief, other leaders say after-school tackles prime time for juvenile crime, at basketball tourney
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Sep 15th 2009
Cincinnati Area Enforcement Leaders: Invest in Early Education or Foot Bigger Prison Bill LaterGreater Cincinnati Chiefs support early learning to cut crime, prison expenses
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Sep 4th 2009
Ohio Law Enforcement Leaders: Invest in Early Education or Foot Bigger Prison Bill LaterAttorney General, Sheriff, Mayor and School Superintendent support early learning to cut crime, prison expenses
