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‘It’s not going away’: Charlotte police, community leaders ask for more involvement to stop teen violence
Charlotte police and community leaders address escalating teen violence following two fatal shootings involving teenagers. Three arrests were made in each case, with arguments and social media conflicts cited as contributing factors. Programs like Meck Investment and Impact Camp aim to steer youth away from violence.
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