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Connect editor in Georgia Public Broadcasting segment

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Connect Savannah Editor in Chief Jim Morekis joined South University Criminal Justice Professor Tom Cannon this morning in a statewide interview on Georgia Public Broadcasting's 'On Second Thought." They talked about the rash of shootings in Savannah, amid a backdrop of disarray in the Savannah/Chatham Metro Police Department, and possible solutions.

Listen to the full audio here.

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