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North Carolina violence prevention office announced by governor

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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday his administration is starting an office aimed at helping local law enforcement and public health officials reduce violence in their communities through training, model programs and help in getting funding from the federal government and elsewhere.

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N. Carolina violence prevention office announced by governor

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says his administration is creating an office to help local law enforcement and public health officials reduce violence in their communities by offering training, model

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North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announces creation of Office of Violence Prevention

The governor said the office will be under Department of Public Safety and will be the first of its kind in the South.

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North Carolina violence prevention office announced by governor

The new office will coordinate efforts across the state and local departments to reverse infamous trends of violence.

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As youth gun deaths increase, NC Gov. Cooper establishes new violence prevention office

Five North Carolinians die per day from a firearm injury, Health and Human Services Secretary Kody Kinsley said.

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As youth gun deaths increase, NC Gov. Cooper establishes new violence prevention office

Five North Carolinians die per day from a firearm injury, Health and Human Services Secretary Kody Kinsley said.

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