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This year to date, native americans make up nearly half of the public intoxication arrests in sioux city. Whites came in second with almost a third of the arrests. There has been an increase in arrests among native americans in sioux city over the last few years. In 2013, they made up 46 percent of the public intoxication arrests. That number dropped slightly to 45 percent in 2014. But, so far this year, it has risen to 49 percent. Mondays meeting was meant to fight this increase. Su four directions director says this type of dialogue is a great first step in addressing the issue of alcoholism. He says one way to help look forward is getting rid of stereotypes. Its easy to point at the homeless, easy to point at the addicted, easy to point at nobody who those who have no hope, said frank lamere, director of the four Directions Community center. But what can we do change it . And all of us here have commitment to it, but i dont know how much of resources we have. One option discussed du

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