The city joined more than 10,000 other communities throughout the county and country in celebrating National Night Out, an event designed to increase awareness of crime and drug prevention and to send a message to criminals: Neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. It's also designed as a celebration of unity between police and community groups.
Stacey Bolin, the Neighborhood Watch coordinator for the Annapolis Police Department, said she was...
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