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Gearing up for World Cup, Dallas seeks to tackle crime in downtown area

City officials team up with Fortune 500 companies, real estate firms on new measures
The international broadcast hub for FIFA World Cup 2026 will be in downtown Dallas, giving the city a high profile. (Getty Images)
The international broadcast hub for FIFA World Cup 2026 will be in downtown Dallas, giving the city a high profile. (Getty Images)

A group of city leaders and property owners in downtown Dallas is aiming to fight crime to make the nation's fourth-largest metropolitan area as safe as possible ahead of next year's FIFA World Cup.

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