A team of researchers at UTMB received a $2 million grant to study ways to reduce gun violence. It's something that has never been done before.
– For one Houston mother, it’s been nearly two years since her daughter was ripped away from her.while attending a candlelight vigil in Baytown. Investigators said someone inside a vehicle drove by, firing more than 20 shots into the crowd of people, striking and killing Allen.
“Houston has one of the … unfortunately, leading the country in youth gun violence. And it’s increased in recent years,” said psychologist Jeff Temple, founding director of the Center For Violence Prevention at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Temple added that the money will expand prior research that included 1,000 people throughout the past 15 years.
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