Ending gang violence begins with education

Louie Gohmert (R-Tx.) spoke at the Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security Subcommittee hearing saying that the best way to stop gang violence is through education. He says that without an early gang oriented education program, preventing gang violence is very difficult. The only way to effectively cut down gang violence is by encouraging local law enforcement to partner with community centers and schools. (0:45)
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American jails full to the brim

Bobby Scott (D-Va.), Chairman of the Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security Subcommittee, says the "get tough" policy on gang violence has led to a large increase in prisoners in America. He says Since 1982 the amount of incarcerated Americans has multiplied by 10 and it has become very expensive for American citizens. (1:00)
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FBI Director Mueller Discusses the FBI's Role in Reducing Gang Violence

FBI Director Mueller discusses the FBI's role in reducing gang violence. (1:00)
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