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August 28, 2014Press Release: SLCPD Needs Help Identifying Suspects in Credit Card Theft
September 3, 2014SALT LAKE CITY— Chief Burbank and members of the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force for the Greater Salt Lake Area invite reporters to discuss violent crime numbers and causes Tuesday morning, a day before the start of a conference that will see 200 law enforcement professionals gather to share case studies and best practices on the subject.
“Although nationwide we’re seeing a continued decline in violent crime, we are seeing spikes along the Wasatch Front, especially in bank robberies fueled in large part by a perpetrator’s heroin addiction,” according to Chief Burbank. “The conference this week will help to elevate investigative standards and connect dots, because violent crime is not confined to any one jurisdiction.”
WHO: | Chief Chris Burbank |
Det. Matt Evans, Director, SL Violent Crimes Conference | |
FBI Special Agent Adam Quirk, Associate Director, SL Violent Crimes Conference | |
WHAT: | Violent crime data, causes ahead of SL Violent Crimes Conference |
WHEN: | 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, September 2, 2014 |
WHERE: | Public Safety Building, Community Room A |
475 S. 300 E. | |
Salt Lake City, UT 84111 | |
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