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SPOTLIGHT
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids Member Spotlight: Morgan County Sheriff Randy Duvendack MORE
WHAT WE DO
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids Illinois is led by police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors, leaders of law enforcement organizations and crime survivors who look hard at research to find what really works to prevent kids from becoming criminals- and then work to put that information in the hands of policymakers and the general public.
LATEST NEWS
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Mar 9th 2010
ILLINOIS--Kane County Law Enforcement Push to Restore Cuts to Preschool in Order to Cut CrimeSheriff, police chief, and Rep. Chapa-LaVia visit local preschool program
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Feb 18th 2010
Illinois Law Enforcement Leaders Urge Governor and General Assembly To Restore and Protect Key Crime-Fighting Early Childhood ProgramsLaw Enforcement Speaks Out Through Letters to Policymakers
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Dec 15th 2009
ILLINOIS - DuPage County Law Enforcement Push to Restore Cuts to Preschool In Order to Cut CrimeSheriff, police chiefs, and Rep. Reboletti visit local preschool program
On March 8th, Kane County Sheriff Patrick Perez and State Representative Linda Chapa-LaVia read to preschoolers at Oak Park School (not pictured is Aurora Police Commander Joseph Groom, who also participated.)
Law enforcement leaders came to Springfield on March 4 to meet with legislative leaders about crime prevention priorities.
DuPage County Sheriff John Zaruba reads to children at a preschool classroom in Lombard on December 15. He was joined by (left to right) Elmhurst Police Chief Steve Neubauer, Lombard Police Chief Ray Byrne, and State Representative Dennis Reboletti.
Arlington Heights Police Chief Gerald Mourning, Mount Prospect Police Chief John Dahlberg, and State Representative Mark Walker read to preschoolers at Forest View Elementary in Mount Prospect.



