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Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk Sam Stark , as published by Austin Current
· August 12, 2026
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Marcus Martin, center, hugs Austin Police Department Officer Steven Creamer, left, on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026. Officer Edward Soltys is at right. Officers Creamer and Soltys are part of No Wrong Door, a new initiative seeking to better help some of Austin’s most vulnerable. Officers call this proc...
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Key takeaway Officers Creamer and Soltys are part of No Wrong Door, a new initiative seeking to better help some of Austin’s most vulnerable.
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What is this story about? Marcus Martin, center, hugs Austin Police Department Officer Steven Creamer, left, on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026. Officer Edward Soltys is at right. Officers Creamer and Soltys are part of No Wrong Door, a new initiative seeking to better help some of Austin’s most vulnerable. Officers call this proc...
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