Kimberly Cox remembers the strong support from other residents as they marched the streets of Lancaster in a stand against violence.
This was in October, when Lancaster Alternative Policing Strategy (LAPS) hosted its first crime awareness march.
That day, people of all ages joined together to make a statement against violence and crime.
Cox, vice-president of LAPS, hopes for a similar outcome this weekend.
LAPS is holding its second crime march, starting at 10 a.m. Saturday outside Southside Early Childhood Center, 500 Hampton Road, Lancaster.