U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke (second row, second from left) participates in a joint U.S. and Mexican law enforcement conference in Tucson. U.S. Attorney's Office employees distribute safety information to children during the 2011 "Take 25" event at Desert Ridge Mall in Phoenix. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke (next to flag) thanks members of the Yuma Weed & Seed group for helping make their communities safer. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke (far right), meets with other U.S. Attorneys, the FBI, and Navajo Nation law enforcement officials in Window Rock, Ariz. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke recognizes Tuba City Criminal Investigators during the 2011 National Crime Victims' Rights Week ceremony in April 2011. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke and Attorney General Eric Holder stress the importance of victims' rights and support at a gathering in Tucson. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke speaks at a civil rights forum focusing on official misconduct and hate crimes. U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke (far left) met with other Southwest Border U.S. Attorneys and DOJ officials at Mexico/U.S. Federal Border Prosecutor Working Group Meeting in Mexico City to discuss their ongoing collaborative law enforcement efforts.

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The U.S. Attorney's Office encourages parents and guardians to take 25 minutes this summer to talk to their children about ways to stay safer. Take 25 is a national child safety campaign of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children_®.

Click on the links below to see:
25 tips to make kids safer
25 maneras de ayudar a que los niños estén mejor protegidos

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The U.S. Attorney's Office educates neighborhood and civic groups about mortgage fraud scams that take advantage of consumers in danger of losing their homes. To learn more about this consumer initiative or to schedule a presentation for your group, click here. Groups will learn tips such as how to identify "mortgage assistance relief scams," how to identify deceptive mortgage ads, and how to avoid predatory lending.

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