Supervising Community Outreach Specialist Sylvia Garza and Assistant
U.S. Attorney Louis Ramos joins the 3rd District in celebrating
the 6th Annual Adams Morgan Day Fest. The U.S. Attorney's Office
is dedicated to working with residents to solve problems to
improve the quality of life for all residents of the District
of Columbia. |
Sixth District Community Prosecutor Leutrell Osborne provides
information about the United States Attorney’s Office’s
community outreach initiatives to attendees at the Black Family
Reunion 2004. |
Community Outreach Specialist Stephanie Bragg, at the 3rd District
police station, shares information with residents about the
various programs set up by the U.S. Attorney's Office to assist
the youth. |
Project Safe Neighborhoods Coordinator Dawn Kelly Mobley is
pictured at the J.C. Nalle Elementary School, where she teaches
Project LEAD (Legal Enrichment and Decision Making.) The U.S.
Attorney's Office staff team up to teach an interactive curriculum
for fifth grade students throughout the District of Columbia.
Currently, Project Lead is taugh in nineteen classrooms. |
MPD PSA Lieutenant Butler and Dr. Judy Farmer of the Refuge
of Hope Center are pictured at the grand opening of a First
District Police Mini-Station. The U.S. Attorney's Office Community
Prosecution initiative supports the efforts of non-profit and
community-based organizations in an effort to strengthen neighborhoods
and build safer communities. |
Executive Assistant United States Attorney for External Affairs
Laura Cordero and Community Outreach Specialist Melissa Milam
disseminate information about victims’ rights, domestic
violence, the Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund and community
prosecution at the Marie Reed Center Fair. |
U.S. Attorney Kenneth Wainstein, Assistant United States Attorneys
Dawn Kelly Mobley and Lisa Baskerville Greene and Community
Outreach Specialist Brenda Horner attend the kick-off at Naylor
Gardens for National Night Out 2004. The U.S. Attorney and his
Community Prosecution staff attend hundreds of community meetings,
community festivals, health fairs, job fairs, public safety
workshops and other community events each year.
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Second District Community Prosecutor Tim Lucas and a local resident
discuss community issues at a community meeting. The U.S. Attorney's
Office is dedicated to working with residents to solve problems
to improve the quality of life for all residents of the District
of Columbia. |
Third District Community Prosecutor Andy Lopez, ANC Commissioner
Rob Halligan, MPD Third District Commander Larry McCoy, MPD
Lieutenant Gary Duran, Community Outreach Specialist Melissa
Milam and representatives from CSOSA attend the National Night
Out in PSA 306. |
Community Prosecutors meet regularly with members of the law
enforcement community to discuss recent crime trends and specific
cases relating to robberies, burglaries and auto thefts. The
purpose of these meetings is to promote intelligence sharing
between the detectives and prosecutors in each of the seven
police districts within the District of Columbia and police
personnel in other federal agencies and cross-border police
departments. |
First District Community Prosecutor Diane Lucas answers questions
from residents of Sursum Corda about community issues and criminal
prosecution initiatives. Community Prosecutors regularly receive
questions from community members about crime in the District. |
Students at Johnson Middle School listen intently to speakers
at an anti-crime assembly presented by the U.S. Attorney’s
Office Project Safe Neighborhoods in partnership with the Metropolitan
Police Department. and East of the River Clergy Police Community
Partnership. |
United States Attorney Kenneth L. Wainstein and Superior Court
Judge Judith Retchin field questions from community members
at a Third District Community Meeting concerning stay away
orders and pre-trial detention issues at Harriet Tubman Elementary
School on March 10, 2005. |
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