Today, top law enforcement officials will meet with citizens at Wayne State University in a two-day summit on how to solve the city's crime problem. Citizens join police and city officials in struggling to find solutions to the city's crime problem, said former Wayne State President Irvin D. Reid, who is spearheading a two-day symposium: "City Under Siege: A University Forum on the Crime Crisis in Detroit" at Wayne's Community Arts Auditorium. "Public safety appears to be the number one concern for people in the city," said Reid, director of Wayne State's Forum on Contemporary Issues in Society. Detroit Police Chief Ralph Godbee, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy, Wayne State University Police Chief Anthony Holt, U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade and others are scheduled to answer questions from citizens who are concerned about crime. Details about the forum are provided in a sidebar.

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http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/09/20/crime-forum-gets-underway-at-wayne-state/
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