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Building bridges toward a safer Grand Island

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Town officials and community anti-crime advocates met Wednesday at Town Hall to discuss initiatives and cooperation in fighting crime in the community. A half-dozen car thefts through Feb. 22 were unusual and very concerning for a town that prides itself on safety and security within its borders. Police called the car thefts a crime of opportunity because, in many instances, cars were unlocked with the key fobs inside.

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Building bridges toward a safer Grand Island

Anti-crime activist Lindsey Cruz had nothing but praise this week for Grand Island law enforcement for their quick work in stopping a rise in car thefts and break-ins that plagued the first two months of 2024.

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