District community leaders urged their neighbors Wednesday to take a more aggressive stance on crime, arguing that the Metropolitan Police Department can’t go it alone.
Members of Red and Orange hat patrols and neighborhood watch groups, the volunteers who keep close tabs on their communities, gather intelligence on drug dealers and testify in court, said police need residents’ assistance as they battle entrenched neighborhood criminals and transient, out-of-neighborhood thugs.
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