(Top row, left) Lt. Jeff Cardoza and Fall River Police Officer John Lapointe, in his Special Operations Division tee shirt, listen as Youth Outreach Worker Jordohn Bileau, Child and Family Services Parent Support Program director Melissa Newton, Family Support Advocate Ana Aubut of United Neighbors, and Rebecca Arruda of the Women's Center share their ideas on how best to lower the potential for violence within the City. (Top row, center) Dawn Nardi of Kool Smiles, Lt. Cardoza and May Institute Children's Services Program director Janet Shartle listen as United Neighbors director Jenny Diblasi describes some possible ways of organizing a Summit. (Top row, right) Youth Outreach Workers Jason Oliveira and Jordohn Bileau listen as Dan Fitzgerald makes a point. (Middle row, left) Fall River Youth Services coordinator Christian McCloskey and Fall River Herald News reporter Will Richmond listen to the discussion. (Middle row, right) Melissa Newton suggests ways that neighborhood groups could get involved. (Bottom row, left) Student Anthony Espinola sits across from Christian McCloskey and Fall River Housing Authority Executive Director Tom Collins at the gathering. (Bottom row, center) Parent Susan Belmore of the Flint neighborhood suggests some ways of helping residents reduce crime in the city. (Bottom row, right) Youth Outreach Worker Jason Oliveira makes a point with Lt. Cardoza as Jordohn Bileau and Korin Pensao listen.