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Community-based 'interrupters' help cut crime in New York

Mass shootings in the US have attracted headlines worldwide and prompted a national debate about gun control, but the crime rate in New York is at a 70-year low. Police say one reason is because of a community-based programme, that has little to do with law enforcement. Al Jazeera's Kristen Saloomey has more from South Bronx.

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