Summary
State troopers and local cops just teamed up for a targeted crime sweep in Cleveland, locking up 11 people on felony charges and taking eight illegal guns off the streets. This is part of an ongoing state-backed push to bring in extra muscle and crack down on local violence.
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Impact analysis
It costs taxpayers to deploy state troopers for local sweeps, but getting illegal guns off the street could save millions in emergency and legal costs down the line.
Cleveland residents and business owners living in high-crime areas get safer streets and fewer illegal weapons in their neighborhoods.
The individuals arrested on felony charges face immediate legal trouble.
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