ShotStoppers Program Reduces Gun Violence in Detroit Neighborhoods
September 25, 2026
A study shows Detroit’s ShotStoppers reduced gun violence by up to 38% in target zones, exceeding citywide declines.
A study shows Detroit’s ShotStoppers reduced gun violence by up to 38% in target zones, exceeding citywide declines.
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