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"The weekend crime spike caught the city's attention when armed robbers shot an innocent girl in a corner store.Police are on the trail of whoever is responsible, but people in the neighborhood tell WISN 12 News reporter Mike Anderson why fighting the crime will be a challenge.VIDEO:\u00A0Winning war on crime in Milwaukee could be a challengeMilwaukee police are hoping that security cameras that captured images of two men robbing the Sparkle Convenience store Sunday night, leading to the shooting of 11-year-old Makayla Criss, will help lead them to the suspects.\"Somebody saw, somebody knows, somebody could help us out, and we very much want to catch the person that did this,\" Milwaukee police Capt. Chad Wagner said.The police are encouraging citizens to leave an anonymous message if they know where guns can be found. While the program has its critics, some who live in the violence prone areas said the truth is, those critics aren't suggesting anything better.Chuck Jones owns a barber shop near Teutonia Avenue and Nash Street. He said the problem is so big there is no small solution.\"You got nine dogs and eight bones what's going to happen? One dog is going to starve to death, or he's going to get eaten to death, then all of a sudden, you go eight, then seven it's a process of elimination, and they're eliminating themselves,\" Chuck Jones said.Charles Jones has lived in the inner city most of his life and raised nine children.\"I don't have the solution. That's something that's very difficult to decide on,\" Charles Jones said.But Charles Jones said he does have a suggestion while the solutions are being figured out. He said everybody should get together and become their brother's keeper before another child like Makayla Criss gets shot.A hotline has been set up to help get illegal guns off the street. The number is 335-GUNS or 4867. A caller just needs to leave a message with the tip. It's completely anonymous.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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