Make gang injunction here a reality

Fallbrook citizens need to take ownership of their community and show zero tolerance for gangs, drugs and crime. The Fallbrook Citizens’ Crime Prevention Committee will begin addressing and making recommendations, through experts in their field, of how to achieve long- and short-term community goals. The meeting will be at the Zion Lutheran Church auditorium, 1405 East Fallbrook Street, from 7 to 9 p.m. on August 26.

Shawnalyse Ochoa, Deputy District Attorney for San Diego County, will explain how to secure a civil gang injunction and what it can do for our community. We can help law enforcement obtain this gang injunction because residents, business owners and citizens play an important role.

Julie Wartell, Crime Analyst Coordinator, San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, will show us how to use crime mapping as a tool to reduce crime in our neighborhoods. Current and detailed crime data information, available to the public sector, will be at your fingertips… considered a short-term goal.

Hector Meza, San Diego County Office of Education, will educate us on gang awareness and latest preventive strategies… short- and long-term community goals.

Make gang injunction a reality in Fallbrook!

Pat Braendel

Founder/President,

Fallbrook Citizens’ Crime Prevention Committee