Database, federal funds to help fight gang problem

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To help combat what authorities call a growing problem of gang violence, U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein presented $1.5 million in federal funds Wednesday to local jurisdictions across Maryland.

Also announced was a new statewide law enforcement database, known as Gang-Net, which will be implemented next year in Maryland and allow local, state and federal law enforcement officials to share data on gang activities, authorities said.

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