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July of 2018 was a particular violent month in the city of Albany. In just two weeks, neighborhoods saw six shootings.
"It's personal violence. It is violence that has happened because of disputes between people who know one another, and who have chosen to unfortunately resolve those disputes by getting out a gun,” says Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan.
And while police presence is part of the solution, it isn’t the only one.
"We can't be everywhere. This is not going to work if what we have to do is put a police officer at every corner,” Sheehan says.
After Violent Summer of '18, Albany Continues to Search for Solutions