offices to work specifically with their unique communities to work to develop a customized crime reduction strategy. a study showed it reduced crime overall by 4.1%, and with case studies showing reductions of up to 42% of violent crime. we had the project safe neighborhoods national conference, as i said in my opening statement, and i can tell you that especially in our largest cities, our 29 largest cities, we are seeing a reduction in crime because of u.s. attorneys specifically working with their sheriffs and police chiefs and federal and local and state partners in reducing gun violence. some other things that we ve done is the attorney general was one of the four cabinet positions that were part of the school safety commission that came out with a report in the last several months that gave a practical outline as to how states especially could work to reduce gun violence, including the idea of the erpos.
with their unique communities they served to develop a customized crime reduction strategy. one study showed that when you and i were doing psm, a reduced crime overall by 4.1%. with the case study showing reductions up to a violent crime. we have the project safe neighborhoods national conference, his image mentioned in my opening statement. i can tell you, especially in our largest cities, our 29 major cities, we are seeing a reduction of violent crime because of u.s. attorneys specifically working with their sheriffs and police chiefs and their federal and state and local partners in reducing gun violence. some other things we have done is the attorney general was one of the four cabinet positions that were part of the school safety commission that came out with a report in the last several months, that gave a practical outline as to how states especially could work to reduce gun violence, including the idea of the erpos.
the expansion of project safe neighborhoods to work with unique communities to develop a customized crime reduction strategy. one study showed when you and i were doing psn it reduced crime overall by 1.4% and case studies showing reduction of 42% of violent crime. we had the project safe neighborhoods national conference as i mentioned in my opening statement. and i can tell you that especially in our largest cities, our 29 major cities, we are seeing a reduction of violent crime because of u.s. attorneys specifically working with their sheriffs and police chiefs and their federal and state and local partners in reducing gun violence. some other things that we ve done is the attorney general was one of the four cabinet positions that were part of the school safety commission that came out with a report in the last several months that gave a practical outline as to how states especially could work to reduce gun violence, including the idea of the erpos.
safe. ten months after the massacre at the high school in parkland, florida, the school safety commission that president trump created as a response has released its findings. the report, led by betsy devos, urges schools to seriously consider partnering with local law enforcement in the training and arming of a school personnel. but, the commission says it should be left to the states and of the individual schools to decide if that recommendation is best for them. ultimately, governors and state legislators should work with school leaders, teachers, parents, and students to address their own unique challenges and develop their own specific solutions. another recommendation, get rid of the obama era guidance that urges schools not to spend, expel, or report students to police, except in the most extreme cases. in the obama administration issued the guide ends after finding that black students were more than three times as likely as white students to be suspended or expelled.
take action against students and the trump administration sided with those critics. we are here to discuss concrete steps to prevent school shootings and keep our children safe. 10 months after the massacre that marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida the school safety commission and donald trump created as a response has released its findings, the report led by betsy ddvos urges them to partner with local law enforcement in the training and arming of school personnel but the commission says it should be left to the states and the individual schools to decide if that recommendation is best for them. governors and state legislators should work with school leaders, teachers, parents and students to address their own unique challenges and develop their own specific solutions. another recommendation get rid of the obama era guidance not to suspend, expel a report students except in the most extreme cases. the obama administration issued the guidance after finding