By Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe,
AFRO Intern
On August 1 Baltimore City Mayor Brandon M. Scott, along with city and state leaders, led a city-wide tour of National Night Out events, a nationwide initiative aimed at strengthening community relations with law enforcement. Throughout the day Scott Administration officials and law enforcement partners actively attended multiple events of the more than 60 offerings available across every part of Baltimore City. This collaborative effort underscored their commitment to building trust, understanding and cooperation between communities and law enforcement, fostering a safer and more united Baltimore for all its residents.
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Gabrielle Davis busts a move at National Night Out. (Photos by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe, AFRO Intern) -
Delonte Gibbs, Mayor Brandon Scott and Olivia Gibbs enjoy National Night Out. (Photos by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe, AFRO Intern) -
Dolores Winston, an education development coach, arrived at the Delta Community Center on National Night Out with resources for those in attendance.
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Chanagra Massey, Stephanie Lee and Lorea Byers (Photos by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe, AFRO Intern) -
Chanagra Massey, Stephanie Lee and Lorea Byers (Photos by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe, AFRO Intern)
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