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Community leader fights violence through mentorship and outreach

August 08, 2024 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas



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Community leader fights violence through mentorship and outreach
In a recent city council meeting held on August 8, 2024, community outreach efforts aimed at reducing violence were highlighted by Eric, a local team leader. Operating in neighborhoods such as Anapace Courts, Casiano Homes, San Juan Homes, and Lincoln Courts, Eric's team focuses on addressing both gang violence and individual conflicts. Their mission is to encourage youth to abandon weapons and pursue positive life paths, emphasizing that one's neighborhood does not determine their potential.

Eric shared his personal journey, crediting his late mentor, Tommy Acosta, for guiding him away from street life and inspiring him to give back to the community. He has been involved in this outreach initiative for nearly three years, underscoring the importance of teamwork in their efforts to provide resources and support to local residents.

Following this community discussion, the city council moved into an executive session to consult with the city attorney on various matters, including economic development negotiations, real property transactions, and legal issues related to city litigation. The council reconvened later in the afternoon, confirming that no official actions were taken during the executive session.

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