Prosecutors and officers reach out to at-risk youth in Banning

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Riverside County prosecutors joined their law enforcement colleagues in reaching out to about 200 at-risk youth at a presentation this morning at the Milo P. Johnson Learning Center in Banning.

The event was focused on the importance of making the right choices, and it featured presentations and discussions with prosecutors and representatives from various law enforcement agencies, according to a statement from the Riverside County District Attorney's Office.

Event organizers wanted to make youth aware of opportunities for success when they make the right choices, they said.

"It's very important to recognize how our efforts to prevent crime can make our county
a safer place to live," said District Attorney Rod Pacheco. "I am proud that our law enforcement community has come together to make this event happen. If our efforts can divert one child from a life of crime then this event will have been well worth it."

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