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Security Symposium For Local Houses of Worship

On November 12, 2019, the United States Attorney's Office for the Central District of California partnered with the South Pasadena Police Department along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Anti-Defamation League of Los Angeles and hosted a Security Symposium for local houses of worship. Assistant United States Attorney Mack Jenkins, Chief of our Public Corruption and Civil Rights Section and Assistant United States Attorney Acrivi Coromelas from our Civil Division’s Civil Rights Section provided information on our office's efforts to combat hate crimes and religious land use discrimination.

Security Symposium for local houses of worship
Security Symposium for local houses of worship
Security Symposium For Local Houses of Worship

 

Updated January 20, 2021
Topic
Community Outreach
Component
USAO - California, Central

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