By Brittney Verner, posted January 26, 2022 at wmar2news.com

BALTIMORE — 32 homicides in the first 26 days of the year and city leaders said they’re working overtime to bring justice to the many families who are mourning.

Wednesday Mayor Brandon Scott talked about what his Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement or MONSE is doing to help address the trauma behind these violent incident.

As city police work to solve these cases, the mayor's office is focused on healing the trauma. But he has an even bigger goal working to learn how to prevent the crime in the first place.

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