Maryland Lawmakers Pass Hate Crime Law and Make Strangulation a First Degree Felony
Posted on March 18, 2020UPPER MARLBORO, MD – Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Aisha Braveboy announces the successful passage of her two priority pieces of legislation to strengthen Maryland’s Continue Reading »
Domestic violence awareness training: strangulation, choking and how to spot it
Posted on March 11, 2020Two-day training helps educate on signs of abuse By Matthew Wells DeKALB – Being underwater for about 35 seconds and almost drowning is a lot Continue Reading »
Woman gets deferred sentences in DHMC nurse-choking case
Posted on March 6, 2020By Anna Merriman NORTH HAVERHILL — A Lempster, N.H., woman received deferred sentences this week after admitting to choking a nurse at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Continue Reading »
It takes It takes a village: How domestic violence cases are handled in Mesa County
Posted on February 29, 2020By Alex Zorn Though research and awareness on domestic violence have made obsolete the notion that such crimes are a private matter, the judicial system Continue Reading »
Medical scanning bolsters Rockford-area efforts to prevent domestic violence
Posted on February 26, 2020By: Georgette Braun Police and doctors are turning to technology to help identify invisible evidence of attempted strangulation ROCKFORD — Each year, hundreds of women Continue Reading »
