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Detroit Crime Rates Tackle Crime Prevention on National Night Out

Crime rates are on the rise in Detroit, but residents are fighting back with a night of community building and crime prevention. On Tuesday, August 3rd, Acting U.S. Attorney Saima Mohsin will join law enforcement, community leaders, and residents at several locations throughout Detroit for National Night Out.

National Night Out is a community-building and crime prevention campaign that promotes collaborative law enforcement-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. ‘Keeping our communities safe is a top Justice priority,’ said Attorney General Merrick B. Garland. ‘Law enforcement is most effective when it has the trust and support of the communities it serves.’

Law enforcement, community leaders, and residents will join together to fight crime in Detroit’s neighborhoods. ‘These types of events help to strengthen our resolve to root out crime and build stronger and safer communities,’ said Acting US Attorney Mohsin. ‘I’m proud to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our stakeholders to support safer streets.’

The Detroit Police Department is also committed to reducing crime and improving the quality of life for residents. ‘National Night Out provides another opportunity to connect with our community and to build relationships based on trust and respect,’ said DPD Chief White. ‘It also illustrates our commitment to reduce crime and improve the quality of life for our residents through community policing.’

Mrs. Mohsin will appear at Detroit Police precincts all throughout the city, bringing a message of hope and community spirit to Detroit’s residents. National Night Out is a time for law enforcement, community leaders, and residents to come together and show their commitment to creating safer and stronger communities.

As crime rates continue to rise in Detroit, it’s clear that community-based initiatives like National Night Out are more important than ever. By joining together and working towards a common goal, residents can make a real difference in their neighborhoods and create a safer, more prosperous future for themselves and their families.

Residents are encouraged to join in on the festivities at one of the many National Night Out events happening across the city. With food, games, and activities for all ages, it’s a night not to be missed. So mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 3rd, and join the fight against crime in Detroit.