LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Oct. 8 (UPI) -- According to former President Bill Clinton, one of the main issues on voters' minds going into the 2016 election will be prison reform.
"We basically took a shotgun to a problem that needed a .22 -- a very significant percentage of serious crimes in this country are committed by a very small number [of criminals]," the former president told a group of over 70 U.S. mayors and law enforcement officials at his presidential library. The community leaders met to commemorate the 20-year anniversary of Clinton's 1994 crime bill that enabled community policing to assist and partially supplant local law enforcement.