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DOJ touts hundreds of gun, drug arrests as St Louis surge operation ends
- The Department of Justice announced the end of Operation Show Me Justice, an eight-week operation targeting violent crime in St. Louis.
- Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter said the operation resulted in 435 arrests, including 412 people with outstanding warrants.
- Authorities seized 80 kilograms of drugs, 166 guns, and more than $1 million during the operation.
- The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives led the operation.
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DOJ Hails Hundreds of Gun, Drug Arrests in St. Louis Surge
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DOJ touts hundreds of gun, drug arrests as St Louis surge operation ends: 'Violence is not inevitable'
Operation Show Me Justice in St. Louis yielded 435 arrests for drug crimes, firearms offenses and outstanding warrants. Authorities seized 80 kilos of drugs and 166 firearms.
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INTRO: The Justice Department and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms concluding "Operation Show Me Justice," which began mid-August in an effort to target violent crime and criminal networks in Saint Louis, Missouri. Acting Deputy Attorney Genera...
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