司法部副部长布兰奇在Memphis主持圆桌会 特别工作组成立一周年逮捕近1.4万人
10月16日中午，美国司法部副部长托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）在田纳西州Memphis主持圆桌会，与联邦、州和地方执法机构代表共同回顾Memphis安全特别工作组（Memphis Safe Task Force）成立一周年的执法成效。联邦参议员玛莎·布莱克本（Marsha Blackburn）、美国法警局局长加迪亚塞斯·塞拉尔塔（Gadyaces S. Serralta）等出席，联邦调查局、田纳西州公路巡警、田纳西调查局、谢尔比县警长办公室与Memphis警察局等机构的代表参加了会谈。
Memphis安全特别工作组于2025年9月29日开始行动，由特朗普总统于2025年9月15日签署的总统备忘录设立，汇集联邦、州与地方执法力量及田纳西州国民警卫队，重点打击暴力街头犯罪，执行逮捕、清理积案令状、收缴非法枪支并搜寻失踪儿童。
据美国法警局9月29日发布的一周年数据，工作组成立一年来共执行逮捕13,140人次，其中涉及谋杀罪名135人、毒品犯罪1,406人、枪支违规1,303人、性犯罪125人；被捕者中有1,461人为已知帮派成员。行动共收缴非法枪支2,201支，找回失踪儿童189名。与去年同期相比，Memphis谋杀案下降37%，抢劫案下降47%，性侵案下降30%，加重袭击案下降29%，严重犯罪总体下降近38%。
在10月16日的圆桌会上，据工作组公布的最新数据，累计逮捕已接近1.4万人次，田纳西州公路巡警在谢尔比县一年的车辆拦查量也大幅上升。布兰奇在会上表示，工作组不会撤离Memphis，联邦方面将继续投入人力与资金，并逐步把目前两到三周轮换增援的模式过渡为常态化部署。他此前在一周年声明中表示，这一年的协同执法让Memphis重新恢复生机，并称Memphis正走在成为全美最安全城市的路上。
塞拉尔塔在周年声明中表示，华盛顿特区安全特别工作组的经验先行见效，Memphis行动的成效再次显示跨机构协同的作用，并称这一模式证明了「全政府」协作方式行之有效。田纳西州副官长华纳·罗斯（Warner Ross）少将也表示，国民警卫队人员在行动中与各执法机构密切配合，对当地社区产生了积极影响。
Deputy Attorney General Blanche Hosts Memphis Roundtable as Safe Task Force Marks First Year With Nearly 14,000 Arrests
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche hosted a roundtable in Memphis, Tennessee, at midday on Oct. 16, joining federal, state and local law enforcement officials to review the first year of the Memphis Safe Task Force. U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn and U.S. Marshals Service Director Gadyaces S. Serralta took part, along with representatives of the FBI, the Tennessee Highway Patrol, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, the Shelby County Sheriff's Office and the Memphis Police Department.
The Memphis Safe Task Force began operations on Sept. 29, 2025. It was established by a presidential memorandum signed by President Donald Trump on Sept. 15, 2025, and coordinates federal, state and local law enforcement, including mobilized members of the Tennessee National Guard. Its stated focus is violent street crime: arresting violent offenders, clearing warrants, seizing illegal firearms and locating missing children.
According to first-year figures released by the U.S. Marshals Service on Sept. 29, the task force has made 13,140 arrests, including 135 for homicide, 1,406 for controlled-substance offenses, 1,303 for firearms violations and 125 for sex offenses. Of those arrested, 1,461 were known gang members. Officers seized 2,201 illegal firearms and located 189 missing children. Compared with the same period a year earlier, murders in Memphis were down 37 percent, robberies down 47 percent, sexual assaults down 30 percent and aggravated assaults down 29 percent, with serious crime down nearly 38 percent overall.
At the Oct. 16 roundtable, task force data put total arrests at nearly 14,000, and Tennessee Highway Patrol officials described a sharp rise in traffic stops in Shelby County over the past year. Blanche told participants the task force will remain in Memphis, saying the federal government will continue to commit personnel and funding while gradually shifting from rotating two-to-three-week surge deployments toward a more normalized presence. In a statement marking the first anniversary, Blanche said the coordinated effort had brought Memphis back to life and put the city on its way to becoming the safest city in America.
In the same anniversary statement, Serralta said the earlier D.C. Safe Task Force had shown immediate success and that the Memphis operation demonstrated the impact of law enforcement partners working together under a whole-of-government approach. Maj. Gen. Warner Ross, Tennessee's adjutant general, said National Guard members serving on the task force had worked closely with partner agencies and had a positive impact on Tennessee communities.
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