Prince George's Police Chief Roberto L. Hylton knew he had to rebuild his department's relationship with the community. He also knew he needed eyes and ears in the county's neighborhoods and officers to develop sources within the county's criminal element.
In short, he was looking for a group of officers to become the department's ambassadors to Prince George's County.
So Hylton grabbed 65 beat officers and created the Community Response Team.
Already, the chief says, the unit is paying off. The team has helped solve at least two homicide cases. And Hylton credits its members with helping keep crime down this year for a fourth year in a row.
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