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Increasing Violence Sparks Calls for Reform in Knife Crime and Public Safety

Recent stabbings raise public concerns over youth violence and dangerous weapons availability. Multiple incident investigations point to urgent reform needs.

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Updated: Nov 19th, 2024, 10:22 PM ET

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Recent violence in Connecticut, Wolverhampton, and Manhattan raises serious concerns over public safety and availability of weapons. A woman and her baby were shot in Hartford, while a grieving mother advocates for tougher knife sale laws after her son was murdered with an online-bought weapon. Additionally, a Manhattan stabbing spree by a man with a criminal record has highlighted flaws in the justice system. These incidents are prompting discussions about youth violence and reform measures to prevent future tragedies and protect vulnerable communities.


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