In Tennessee, rhetoric hits reality in charged U.S. political debates over gun violence, carjackings and crime

Community groups in Memphis see crime’s causes as complex, like a ‘disease cluster,’ while candidates push simpler solutions to law and order ahead of November’s U.S. elections

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