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Boxer bill for S.D. gang and drug crime unit advances

November 23, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

WASHINGTON, D.C (Press Release)—Senator Barbara Boxer (Democrat-San Diego) is alerting California constituents that the U.S. Senate recently passed the Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations Bill, “which includes several of my priority projects for California.”

Boxer, a member of the Jewish community, stated that “as part of the bill, I requested funding for the San Diego DA Gang and Drug Crime Investigation and Prosecution.  I am pleased to let you know that funding in the amount of $200,000 was included in the Senate version of this bill.  Funds will be used to support San Diego County’s District Attorney  to investigate and prosecute gang-related and drug crimes.”

This bill still has several steps before becoming law, but inclusion of the San Diego DA Gang and Drug Crime Investigation and Prosecution is a crucial step for funding.

“I am pleased that this project was included and that the Senate passed this bill which will help make Californians safer,” Boxer said. ” It includes crucial investments to fight drugs, combat gang violence and support our first responders.  You can count on me to work for its final passage.”

Boxer and Dumanis, coincidentally, are both members of our Jewish community.

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Preceding provided by U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer

  1. mark gann
    January 11, 2010 at 12:52 pm | #1

    Dear Senator Boxer, Bonnie Dumanis has consistently disregarded state law in regards to medical marijuana. I hope you will provide guidedance and oversight to insure that the DA does not use these funds to target marijuana collectives in San Diego.

  2. wendy christakes
    December 28, 2009 at 4:49 pm | #2

    Boxer should follow common sense by spending no extra money in fighting states rights. YES San Diego has gang problems but when budgets and special projects are being spent to attack harmless MMJ facilitators & patients. We see increase in home invasions, gang activity, victims of violence. We have real drug problems in San Diego with meth and the new craze pills. If you took law enforcement efforts in those areas you would not only clean the streets you could pay for these special projects & save lives.

  3. Terrie Best
    December 22, 2009 at 10:38 pm | #3

    Dear Senator Boxer, Bonnie Dumanis has consistently disregarded state law in regards to medical marijuana. I hope you will provide guidedance and oversight to insure that the DA does not use these funds to target marijuana collectives in San Diego.

  1. December 26, 2009 at 6:40 pm | #1

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