The state attorney general's office invested $500,000 to help Ten Point expand about a year ago, and now the group says its expansion into the far east side helped reduce violent crime.

The group gave some statistics on crime in the area, notably that there were zero youth murders in the last year. But they didn't have the prior year's data for comparison.

In response to a triple homicide Sunday night, local clergy and Indianapolis police have announced a new strategy to keep the northwest Indianapolis' neighborhood safe.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill announced last summer his office would fund new Ten Point coalitions across the state.

During his remarks Sessions announced the creation of a Violent Crime Reduction Coordinating Committee, meant to help coordinate anti-crime efforts in the Department of Justice.

Funding the program will require City-County Council approval. The mayor says it would not impact the 2018 city budget.

Pence was the keynote speaker at a luncheon for The Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition, a nonprofit focused on reducing violent crime.

Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill plans to set aside money from his office to spread the Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition model across Indiana.