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    Top cops can't wait for crime summit

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    Game Tight Soldiers tatoo.

    September 3, 2010

    Frank Peebles
    Citizen staff

    RCMP top cops are looking forward to Nov. 1 and 2 when the city's gang culture gets dissected by public discourse.

    The Prince George Gang Crime Summit is a series of speakers, public input sessions, and action planning to combat the growing presence of organized crime in the city. Initiated by The Citizen, it got instant affirmation by Prince George RCMP Supt. Brenda Butterworth-Carr who pledged the help of the Mounties in arranging a quality cast of key leaders and listeners.

    North District RCMP Supt. Rod Booth joined her enthusiasm on behalf of the 37 police detachments across the North.

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