Indiana National Guard Demolishes Abandoned Homes To Help Drug Problem
The city of Gary, Indiana has called in the National Guard to help the city fight drugs, by tearing down abandoned houses.
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The city of Gary, Indiana has called in the National Guard to help the city fight drugs, by tearing down abandoned houses.
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