JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri — Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster plans to hold a summit meeting on urban violence later this year.
The attorney general's office says the conference gathering is tentatively set for September.
Koster, a Democrat, won a second term as attorney general last November.
He said during his campaign that he was considering setting up a task force on urban crime and another to evaluate Missouri's annual report on traffic stops by law enforcement.
Koster previously created special panels on auto service contracts and domestic violence.
