After multiple shootings across central Ohio, a community leader says he wants to see council and the city's crime prevention team out meeting people, where they live.
, a long time prevention group wants Columbus city council to hear their message: "Meet people where they are."says he wants to see council and the city's crime prevention team out meeting people, where they live.
"How many of these young people are at the table talking to those people'," Stevenson asked. "How many shooters are at these tables? How many kids who are being misled sitting at these tables? In order for you to know what they need you have to talk to them,"Talking to people where they are is a focus for Stevenson and his group, and they do it every day.MORE |"We go out where they're at," he said.
Five people were shot near Canal Winchester early Monday morning following what police said was a big party, and there were complaints ofFor the last few weeks, the Short North has had
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