48 states have toughened laws on strangulation, a factor in domestic violence. But not Ohio
Posted on December 14, 2021By Anne Saker If an intimate partner strangles you, and you survive, you risk brain damage, injury to the spine in your neck and other Continue Reading »
The Woman on the Bridge Police and prosecutors spent five years chasing a domestic violence case. Would it be enough?
Posted on November 30, 2021By Ellen Barry KITTERY, Maine — At 7:05 on an April evening five years ago, Ryan Sanford, a patrol officer in the port town of Continue Reading »
Chokehold at center of a new excessive-force lawsuit against San Diego sheriff, county
Posted on November 26, 2021By Jeff McDonald Michael Keeler was at his parents’ home in Fallbrook in February of last year when he noticed four San Diego sheriff’s deputies Continue Reading »
Missoula strangulation suspect’s bail set at $75K
Posted on November 2, 2021By Zoe Buchli A Missoula man was arrested on suspicion of strangling his partner and threatening to kill her if she reported his actions to Continue Reading »
Strangulation an overlooked red flag in domestic violence
Posted on October 31, 2021BY JOLINE GUTIERREZ KRUEGER What must it be like when anger turns to rage, then to violence. But not with a slap, a punch, a Continue Reading »
