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You & Five-O

You & Five-O is a community-focused, woman-owned organization that offers engaging, interactive, and candid workshops designed to educate participants on practical, life-saving strategies to employ when interacting with law enforcement. Our participants learn about their constitutional rights, how to safely exercise their rights during vehicle and on-street encounters, as well as law enforcement’s role in protecting citizenry.

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Organization: You & Five-O
Resource Type: Organization
Topic: Community Safety
Source URL: https://www.youandfive-o.com/

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