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Story in Photos: Out Against Crime

Hundreds of Watsonville residents took part in National Night Out festivities on Tuesday.

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Watsonville residents made a strong statement against the gang violence that has plagued the city this summer as hundreds of people celebrated National Night Out 20 neighbhord block parties Tuesday evening.

The nationwide campaign aims to fight crime and other unlawful activities.

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