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ew effort, called Reform Project KC, will focus on prevention, intervention, enforcement and administrative reforms, or 'trust-building activities.' Lucas said his plan would EFTA00135719 seek to unify existing resources, and create new ones, in an effort to reduce shootings and killings." According

o "provide support for the general election will be in civilian clothes, said Kentucky National Guard spokesman Maj. Stephen Martin." Only one other Guard unit "contacted by McClatchy, Washington state, said it would be providing polling site assistance, but limited to cybersecurity." Fear About Voti

ew effort, called Reform Project KC, will focus on prevention, intervention, enforcement and administrative reforms, or 'trust-building activities.' Lucas said his plan would seek to unify existing resources, and create new ones, in an effort to reduce shootings and killings." According to the Star, "

"provide support for the general election will be in civilian clothes, said Kentucky National Guard spokesman Maj. Stephen Martin." Only one other Guard unit "contacted by McClatchy, Washington state, said it would be providing polling site assistance, but limited to cybersecurity." Fear About Votin

ew effort, called Reform Project KC, will focus on prevention, intervention, enforcement and administrative reforms, or 'trust-building activities.' Lucas said his plan would seek to unify existing resources, and create new ones, in an effort to reduce shootings and killings." According to the Star, "

"provide support for the general election will be in civilian clothes, said Kentucky National Guard spokesman Maj. Stephen Martin." Only one other Guard unit "contacted by McClatchy, Washington state, said it would be providing polling site assistance, but limited to cybersecurity." EFTA01658507 F