A Columbus anti-violence group hosting a national virtual town hall this weekend to stop the bloodshed in communities across the country.''We gotta save these b
FILE: Image of police tape at a crime scene in Columbus, Ohio. The Columbus Violence Reduction program strategy gives gang and group members the choice and support to turn their lives around. February 12, 2024 A Columbus anti-violence group hosting a national virtual town hall this weekend to stop the bloodshed in communities across the country.
"We all have the same problem. We are just trying to find the real solution," said Ayatollah Marv, an anti-violence advocate in California invited by End the Violence to take part in Sunday's town hall.
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