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  • Sacramento Cop Arrested for Domestic Violence - Fox40

    20 Nov 2009 | 10:33 pm
    Sacramento Cop Arrested for Domestic ViolenceFox40SACRAMENTO - He's usually the one arresting someone for domestic violence, but early Friday morning, Officer Brian Weinrich was arrested himself for Sacramento officer accused of abusing girlfriendSan Jose Mercury NewsGalt police arrest Sacramento officer on alleged domestic violenceSacramento BeeSacramento Police Officer Arrested for Domestic ViolenceNews10.netall 33 news articles »

  • Barron Collier football coach, teacher cleared of false domestic violence ... - Naples Daily News

    20 Nov 2009 | 6:36 pm
    Barron Collier football coach, teacher cleared of false domestic violence Naples Daily News Johnny Drummond Smith knew he was innocent and so did the sister of a victim listed in a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office domestic violence report. Barron Collier assistant coach's domestic violence charges droppedThe News-PressCharges dropped against Barron Collier football coachWZVN-TVBarron Collier assistant was on job on day of alleged domestic violence incidentThe News-PressThe News-Pressall 11 news articles »

  • New Tool Helps Officers On Domestic Violence Calls - NBC4i.com

    20 Nov 2009 | 1:45 pm
    New Tool Helps Officers On Domestic Violence CallsNBC4i.comA new tool is helping police agencies answer domestic violence calls -- the most dangerous and unpredictable calls. By Marcus Thorpe | Anchor, Coalition Unveils New Tool In Fight Against Domestic Violence10TVall 2 news articles »

  • Dillon County deputy faces domestic violence charge - South Carolina Now

    20 Nov 2009 | 8:09 am
    South Carolina NowDillon County deputy faces domestic violence chargeSouth Carolina NowA Dillon County sheriff's deputy is facing a criminal domestic violence charge, Dillon County Sheriff Major Dillon deputy arrested in domestic disputeWMBFall 3 news articles »

  • When Football Violence Turns Real - New York Times

    20 Nov 2009 | 6:52 am
    When Football Violence Turns RealNew York TimesBy FREAKONOMICS It's well-established that domestic violence is bad for the children directly exposed to it (and possibly their classmates as well) but ALIVE: Tasha's StoryReno Gazette Journalall 2 news articles »
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    Violence UnSilenced

  • Deb

    maggie, dammit
    19 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    It started at 15. My boyfriend at the time thought it was great fun to hit me when he was drunk. I stayed for five years. He was the typical “I’m sorry it won’t happen again” but it always did. He cheated and I always took him back. I loved him. One of his best friends [...] [[[Please forgive the partial feed, it is to protect the survivors in the event that any one of these posts should need to disappear from the Internet for any reason. Please click through to read the full story and show your support.]]]

  • Lisa

    maggie, dammit
    16 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    It’s been a long time coming, telling this story.  Since moving to the Midwest, I’ve kept it pretty close to the chest.  I’ve been reading Violence Unsilenced off and on since a friend posted her story here.  There are some days when I cannot bring myself to read here because it is just too much... [[[Please forgive the partial feed, it is to protect the survivors in the event that any one of these posts should need to disappear from the Internet for any reason. Please click through to read the full story and show your support.]]]

  • ZM

    maggie, dammit
    12 Nov 2009 | 10:46 am
    I was just a few months out of high school. Barely legal. Book-smart and street-stupid. My girlfriend’s fiancé was in the Marines. While he was waiting to be shipped off somewhere, he was putting in time at the local recruitment office. That night, she begged me to go with her to the office... [[[Please forgive the partial feed, it is to protect the survivors in the event that any one of these posts should need to disappear from the Internet for any reason. Please click through to read the full story and show your support.]]]

  • Nina

    maggie, dammit
    9 Nov 2009 | 10:02 am
    The biggest tragedy of my story is that it is not remarkable. That this, or some variant of this, happens to women every day and that most often the perpetrators claim ignorance of any wrong. I was in my early twenties. At the crossroads of young and old enough to know better. It’s easy to... [[[Please forgive the partial feed, it is to protect the survivors in the event that any one of these posts should need to disappear from the Internet for any reason. Please click through to read the full story and show your support.]]]

  • Jean

    maggie, dammit
    5 Nov 2009 | 9:00 am
    I started seeing my husband when I was 18.  He was loud and rambunctious, but also very attractive, and I was completely enamored with him.  I admired him for his bold, brazen demeanor and his rugged good looks.  Mild flirting soon led to stolen kisses.  He was attentive, and made me feel like I... [[[Please forgive the partial feed, it is to protect the survivors in the event that any one of these posts should need to disappear from the Internet for any reason. Please click through to read the full story and show your support.]]]
 
 
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    Domestic Violence and the Workplace

  • Hope For Peace

    19 Nov 2009 | 8:36 am
    If you think the media does not care about domestic violence and won't cover the issue unless it's a sensational story - I have something wonderful to share with you.KNWA (Northwest Arkansas) has been doing a weekly series every Wednesday called "Hope For Peace."The series started October 7 and the series continues through the end of November. You can view all the archived stories at http://nwahomepage.com/content/hope.And these are not little one minute stories - these are long 4-5 minute segments devoted to the issue.This week the issue was domestic violence and the impact on the workplace.

  • A True "Hero of the Heart"

    11 Nov 2009 | 9:56 am
    Our CAEPV Member Joyful Heart Foundation has launched a wonderful new magazine, Reunion. It is something really special, and you can check it out here: http://www.joyfulheartfoundation.org/uniflip_publication/index.htmlInside the premiere issue they highlight a wonderful “Hero of the Heart” -- my dear friend Jane Randel.Jane also happens to be the Vice President of Corporate Communications for Liz Claiborne Inc. I don't think I know anyone as dedicated to working to make this a world where "love is not abuse" than Jane.She is truly a "Hero of the Heart" -- and she won't like that I wrote…

  • Good Morning America's Interview with Rihanna

    6 Nov 2009 | 11:45 am
    Good Morning America aired an interview with Rihanna this morning and yesterday morning. The entirety of the interview will be show on 20/20 tonight. (To see a previous post on this subject, click here.)Rihanna was 20 years-old, and Chris Brown, 19, when they were involved in a brutal case of relationship violence. The Chris Brown and Rihanna incident should not go by with out talking about the urgent need for education on teen dating violence and abuse.Link to the Rihanna interview on Good Morning America:http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/rihanna-speaks-chris-brown-assault/story?id=8999410For…

  • Free Webinar "Addressing Domestic Violence in the Workplace: An EAP/Employer Partnership" (November 12, 2009)

    26 Oct 2009 | 7:07 am
    DUE TO OVERWHELMING INTEREST, REGISTRATION FOR THIS WEBINAR IS NOW CLOSED. AN AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING OF THE WEBINAR WILL BE AVAILABLE SHORTLY AFTER IT IS COMPLETED. Addressing Domestic Violence in the Workplace: An EAP/Employer Partnership is an educational opportunity provided through the ongoing work of the national S2 - Safer, Smarter Workplace project.WHEN:Thursday, November 12, 20092:00 - 3:30 p.m. ET1:00 - 2:30 p.m. CT11:00 - 12:30 p.m. PTWHY:A recent survey of CEOs found that most believe domestic violence to be a serious issue, yet 71% did not believe it is a problem in their company.

  • BE PART OF A RECORD-BREAKING DAY ON OCTOBER 22ND AND STOP ABUSE

    22 Oct 2009 | 7:29 am
    Start Strong is a partnership of CAEPV Member Blue Shield of California Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. How fitting during October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month to start the largest-ever national initiative to reach out to 11-14 year olds to promote healthy relationships and prevent abusive ones. . before they start!On October 22nd, we are on a national mission to define a healthy relationship. It’s urgent, and we need YOUR input. Too many people are finding themselves in violent, abusive and damaging relationships. By looking at what a healthy relationship is —…
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    Emotional Abuse and Your Faith

  • Interesting Domestic Violence Links for the Week

    20 Nov 2009 | 6:20 am
    I put together a couple of interesting links about domestic violence within the church, biblical roles of women, found a amazing public service announcement for violence within the home, and also an author's message on steps to healing.  I hope you enjoy the lists of link. copyranter has an article about an 'interactive domestic violence' poster that has been placed in a German bus station.  I believe they changed the words to English for the advertisement purposes. An eye tracking camera was installed in the board, so that when you looked directly at the domestic violence, after a…

  • Annulment catholic church and Domestic Violence

    17 Nov 2009 | 5:27 am
    I came across an article called, 'A new theology of divorce'. Mike Sweitzer-Beckman is the author, and he was speaking about he was one of the statistics when it comes to children of divorce.  He isn't one of those that seemed all that harmed by it as he speaks of his parents, and later their new marriages and his new step siblings. He spoke of a number of different circumstances of annulment that people he knew from the Catholic church had gone though personally.  I'm not Catholic myself, but I have heard about the process a number of times from people I know.  I wanted to…

  • 5 reasons domestic violence isn't addressed in church

    13 Nov 2009 | 5:22 pm
    Houston's Praise 92.1 Radio had an article by Noelle Sewell regarding the top 5 reasons the church doesn't address domestic abuse. Should we try to add to the list or do you think the list is fine the way it is? Number one reason is the pastor himself could be the abuser They themselves maybe or have been perpetrators of domestic violence (Yes I went there). There are pastors who are perpetrators and their deacons, elders and ministry leaders know it but they are afraid to call them on it. Often times the church leaders don’t want to appear to be attacking the pastor, cause disruption in…

  • When people don't know what to do? They do nothing!

    9 Nov 2009 | 5:58 am
    I have been reading about the interview with Rihanna that Good Morning America did with Diane Sawyer. I haven't seen the interview, but from what I have taken from clips and quotes? She speaks very well of a dynamic of domestic violence that most people hear about, but you don't truly see represented within the church.  Nor do most people even recognize as part of the dynamics of the relationship even within the secular world. Rihanna also dealt deftly with the elephant in the room: why she initially went back to Brown after the beating. "It's pretty natural for that to be the first…

  • Stop Wounding Me With Your Mouth

    5 Nov 2009 | 5:20 am
    I came across an article in The Herald out of Ohio. Program targets domestic violence  Women receive advice, support By Patrick Cooley Herald Staff Writer SHARON — A dozen women watched as images of women, abused and beaten by their husbands and boyfriends, came across a computer screen at the center of New Life Covenant Church in Sharon on Saturday morning. Many said the images were hard to watch, and a few were brought to tears. “Looking at those videos, it brought back a lot of memories,” said Laura, a Farrell woman who asked that her last name not be used. “It was hard to…
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  • Disapproval

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:13 am
    Having others disapprove of us can be a painful experience that sticks in our mind and heart for years. If it’s a repeated experience in early childhood, it doesn’t take long for us to adopt the mental behavior of disapproving of ourselves. When we grow up and no longer have the people around who used to disapprove of us we still feel the effects because we have taken their place.The message is that we’re not good enough. We feel rejected, unworthy, unloved. People tend to go in one of two directions from this point. The most common is people-pleasing and perfectionism. The other is to…

  • Getting Permission

    15 Nov 2009 | 2:52 pm
    Who do you need permission from to be happy? It sounds like a silly question to ask an adult, but most of us are still waiting for permission to live the life we want to live. It may be that we think society won’t accept our vision or that close friends or family members might ridicule our ideas. We’re so conditioned to want to be acceptable to others that we often deny our hearts desires for the sake of approval.When I was a child, I needed my parents’ permission for everything. One thing that made them very unhappy was spontaneous expressions of joy or love. They didn’t like…

  • Recovering from Obligation

    12 Nov 2009 | 10:52 am
    I am not responsible for the happiness of others. Neither are you. Its not my job to make other people happy. Its not yours either. We can’t make other people happy. We also can’t make them heal, grow, or feel any particular feelings toward us. So, why do we feel obligated to do so?We’ve been taught that how other people feel, particularly how they feel about us, is a direct result of our behavior. That implies that we are responsible for other people’s feelings. We’ve been taught that a “good” person is considerate of others to the extent that they control their behavior so its…

  • Resistance to Forgiveness

    2 Nov 2009 | 12:50 pm
    Forgiveness can be a tough issue, especially for those who have suffered some kind of abuse, but if we don’t forgive, we don’t heal. It’s that simple. Forgiveness is absolutely essential to our own healing, and peace.Like many people, I made the choice to forgive but didn’t really feels the effects of it. I still had resentments and anger. I used different prayers, wrote intentions, and affirmed that I was forgiving everyone. Then I discovered what was preventing what I really wanted to achieve. Deep down, I was unwilling to forgive and let go of all the hurt.Willingness opens doors…

  • Remembering Jackie

    29 Oct 2009 | 12:27 pm
    My name is Jacqueline. That’s how I introduce myself, sign things, and expect to be referred to. For years, I would get absolutely irate, and insulted, when someone called me Jackie. It’s not like that any more, but I still don’t like it. It makes me feel very uncomfortable, diminished.When I was a kid, everyone called me Jackie. It was when I divorced my first husband that I decided that I wanted to be called by my full name. It made me feel more grown up, and I was sick of being treated like a kid. I always looked much younger than I was, which didn’t help. Being called by a…
 
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  • Disapproval

    20 Nov 2009 | 9:13 am
    Having others disapprove of us can be a painful experience that sticks in our mind and heart for years. If it’s a repeated experience in early childhood, it doesn’t take long for us to adopt the mental behavior of disapproving of ourselves. When we grow up and no longer have the people around who used to disapprove of us we still feel the effects because we have taken their place.The message is that we’re not good enough. We feel rejected, unworthy, unloved. People tend to go in one of two directions from this point. The most common is people-pleasing and perfectionism. The other is to…

  • Getting Permission

    15 Nov 2009 | 2:52 pm
    Who do you need permission from to be happy? It sounds like a silly question to ask an adult, but most of us are still waiting for permission to live the life we want to live. It may be that we think society won’t accept our vision or that close friends or family members might ridicule our ideas. We’re so conditioned to want to be acceptable to others that we often deny our hearts desires for the sake of approval.When I was a child, I needed my parents’ permission for everything. One thing that made them very unhappy was spontaneous expressions of joy or love. They didn’t like…

  • Recovering from Obligation

    12 Nov 2009 | 10:52 am
    I am not responsible for the happiness of others. Neither are you. Its not my job to make other people happy. Its not yours either. We can’t make other people happy. We also can’t make them heal, grow, or feel any particular feelings toward us. So, why do we feel obligated to do so?We’ve been taught that how other people feel, particularly how they feel about us, is a direct result of our behavior. That implies that we are responsible for other people’s feelings. We’ve been taught that a “good” person is considerate of others to the extent that they control their behavior so its…

  • Resistance to Forgiveness

    2 Nov 2009 | 12:50 pm
    Forgiveness can be a tough issue, especially for those who have suffered some kind of abuse, but if we don’t forgive, we don’t heal. It’s that simple. Forgiveness is absolutely essential to our own healing, and peace.Like many people, I made the choice to forgive but didn’t really feels the effects of it. I still had resentments and anger. I used different prayers, wrote intentions, and affirmed that I was forgiving everyone. Then I discovered what was preventing what I really wanted to achieve. Deep down, I was unwilling to forgive and let go of all the hurt.Willingness opens doors…

  • Remembering Jackie

    29 Oct 2009 | 12:27 pm
    My name is Jacqueline. That’s how I introduce myself, sign things, and expect to be referred to. For years, I would get absolutely irate, and insulted, when someone called me Jackie. It’s not like that any more, but I still don’t like it. It makes me feel very uncomfortable, diminished.When I was a kid, everyone called me Jackie. It was when I divorced my first husband that I decided that I wanted to be called by my full name. It made me feel more grown up, and I was sick of being treated like a kid. I always looked much younger than I was, which didn’t help. Being called by a…
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  • Australian Mother, Charged With Sexually Assaulting 9-Year-Old Son For Child Pornography Purposes

    anonymummies
    20 Nov 2009 | 10:37 pm
    Australian Mother, Charged With Sexually Assaulting 9-Year-Old Son For Child Pornography Purposes 20:10 11/16/2009   November 17th 2009 A COUPLE have been served with AVOs today after being charged with sexually assaulting their nine-year-old son and putting images of him on the internet. Police allege the couple from Peakhurst, Sydney (Australia) assaulted the boy between January 1 and November 10 this year. They faced life imprisonment if found guilty of the alleged sex crime. Court documents allege today the man, 56, “did have sexual intercourse with his nine-year-old biological…

  • Was Rihanna's "Beating" an Initiation?

    dirtygurl
    20 Nov 2009 | 9:27 pm
    Okay so unless you live under a rock on a remote island in the middle of the Black Sea,  you know that Rihanna was beaten like she stole something by Chris Brown earlier this year.  Instantly, we chose sides.  Most of us thought Rihanna was the victim, some sided with Chris saying that Rihanna “provoked” him.  I’ve been researching the Illuminati, Masons, and the entertainment ties.  It’s quite disturbing to say the least.  I like alot of others think that Jay Z is a Mason.  He uses the handshake with fellow Masons, He calls himself  “Hove” as in…

  • Shaniya Davis: The Details of Her Rape and Death Emerge

    blksista
    20 Nov 2009 | 6:20 pm
    I figured this was what Mario Andrette McNeill did with Shaniya Davis. He choked her to death and tried to hide the evidence of his crimes under bags of deer carcasses. No wonder he had that flicker of a smile on his face as he was being photographed and videoed. He was famous, even notorious now. No wonder he and her mother, Antoinette Davis, are separated from the jail population for their own protection. That there is honor even among thieves, so to speak, says a lot about how heinous a crime that has been committed. I am going to say this: black people did not resist slavery in order to…

  • Campus and Community Resources

    mensantiviolencecouncil
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:47 pm
    If you are looking for domestic violence, sexual assault, or other social services and resources in Johnson County/Iowa City/University of Iowa campus, please refer to our resource list. Even the national organizations can transfer you to a facility in your county or city. I’ll update this list as often as possible.

  • Male Victim Of Sexual Abuse - "I Was Abused By A Woman And It Haunts Me Every Day"

    anonymummies
    20 Nov 2009 | 4:34 pm
    Male Victim Of Sexual Abuse – “I Was Abused By A Woman And It Haunts Me Every Day” 16:42 11/16/2009 November 17th 2009 Article from The Daily Mail (UK) It seems unthinkable, but ChildLine says calls from boys abused by women have doubled in a year. This deeply disturbing investigation reveals the terrible impact of a crime that society has never dared to confront. Bill Jenkins’s memories of the childhood abuse he suffered are as sharp as the pain that accompanies them. He remembers the diamond pattern on the linoleum bathroom floor tiles, the Moby Dick mural on the…
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  • Colorado non-profit sends out sos to the state to take action for Domestic Violence and Stalking Victims

    womenslegal
    13 Nov 2009 | 7:59 am
    Non-profit organization Victim Protection, Inc. (V.P.I.), is addressing the need to protect crime victims in Colorado. Crimes in Colorado are on the rise, with a total of 11,636 victims of domestic violence reported in 2008. These figures include 33 deaths that were related to domestic violence issues, 21% of these being the deaths of children. There is an urgent need for thousands of people to receive some kind of physical protection service; however, there are no services of this kind available in Colorado. V.P.I. believes that if this resource becomes available, many deaths and injuries…

  • Womens Legal Resource urges all women to participate in a call for entries

    womenslegal
    9 Nov 2009 | 1:15 pm
    Women’s Legal Resource has a new staff member, Cheryl and we are  inviting all women who have experienced a rough divorce or who are currently going through a rough divorce and would like to share their stories for a possible book to be published. Women’s Legal Resource together with Cheryl would like to compile stories of divorce, child custody and other issues relating to divorce as a way to inform women all over the world, that women are not alone with their experiences. If you interested in  participating you may email your story to cheryl@womenslegalresource.com Your…

  • President Obama is not listening to the truth about the VAWA

    womenslegal
    27 Oct 2009 | 8:35 am
    As October comes to an end, Domestic Violence should be a daily awareness. I am disturbed at the fact that President Obama signed a proclamation (see below) that no victim of violence should ever be alone and should receive the services needed to be safe and just learning about it today.   President Obama is obviously shielded at  the fact the Violence Against Women Act is failing. Victims are not getting the services they need, the very coalitions that are funded by the  Violence Against Women Act are only tools for training and printing informative pamphlets to be handed out during…

  • CA confidential address program gets a much needed up date for 2010

    womenslegal
    19 Oct 2009 | 9:35 am
    Courtesy: Alexis A. Moore The California Secretary of State released today that the Safe At Home Victim Confidential Address Program is getting a much needed update to aid victims wanting a confidential name change. Presently name changes are public records even for victims of crime including victims of domestic violence who are at a high risk for stalking, continued harassment or even death. With the upgrade to the Safe At Home Program it is indicated that victims’ in the program will be given special accommodations stemming form this legislation that will mark their name changes…

  • Schwarzenegger restores funding for domestic violence shelters in California

    womenslegal
    15 Oct 2009 | 5:09 pm
    SACRAMENTO, Calif.—The state Senate sent Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger a bill Wednesday restoring some of the money for domestic violence shelters in California after the governor eliminated their funding last summer. Schwarzenegger used his line-item veto authority in July to cut the entire $20.4 million allotted to the program as he cut nearly $500 million from the revised budget passed by the Legislature. The move forced six of the state’s 94 shelters to close and others to eliminate or reduce services. “The governor absolutely supports restoring money to that program and is…
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  • "Cowardly Killer's Club"

    19 Nov 2009 | 9:01 pm
    This past Monday on the associated press wires from columbus township, Michigan beings like this:" If Phillip Parsons was having financial or other troubles, he didn't let on to his friend, Russ Whittaker, as they cut trees or talked about high school sports."Great people. Great people," according to a neighbor who knew the now slain family, while shaking his head in disbelief.." Then the article goes on to say "People can say whay they want he was good with the kids"Please some send me a case of vomit bags. That is what I feel like doing each time I read that a parent, spouse or estranged…

  • Sheriff's "Regret" is a Disturbing Trend

    18 Nov 2009 | 10:14 pm
    Today the murder trial in Florida continued for Juan Mendez who is accused of killing his estranged wife Whitney Mendez and mother in-law Lorena Stone in 2006.Just when I thought the trial could go either way, that perhaps the prosecutor had a chance to win the case, it all changed when sheriff's Sgt. Walter Ryan was on the stand. During his testimony he told the jurors he "regretted not doing more work as the lead detective investigating the homicides of Whitney Mendez and her mother, Lorena Stone."Assistant State Attorney Cynthia Ross asked Sheriff Ryan if he investigated the case as fully…

  • "Disconnection in the Courtroom"

    17 Nov 2009 | 9:01 pm
    Continuing this week on Courtside television is the live trial of Juan Mendez whom on July 24, 2006 was charged with second degree murder in the deaths of his wife Whitney Mendez, 19 and mother-in-law Lorena Stone.Whitney Mendez obtained a court order of protection and the prosecutor played a video tape (before she was murdered) from one of the hearings where Juan Mendez in typical abuser form made accusations against his wife before a judge in an attempt to shift the violence in the home to a story which amounted to nothing more than a pathetic excuse about his actions the day he came into…

  • "Clay County Florida Community Remains in Danger"

    16 Nov 2009 | 9:01 pm
    Thus far the person responsible for the murder of 7 year-old Somer Thompson has yet to be apprehended by authorities. Since I first learned from sources how this child died it is of great concern to me, that this indivdual still, responsible for murdering Somer, remains at large. In checking the area where the family lives, I am disturbed by the fact there are 19 offenders whom live in a one mile radius of the home. A predator living just 0.4 miles from the home and school according to the Florida Offender neighborhood registry listing a few of the offender addresses literally backs up to the…

  • Rap Sheet As Long As Toilet Paper Strikes Again!

    15 Nov 2009 | 9:24 pm
    In 1994 3-year-old Devin Brewer of Oakland, California was beaten to death by Curtis Martin III. The child he murdered with his fists was the child his then-girlfriend.This low-life piece of garbage was allowed to plead the murder of the 3-year old down to voluntary manslaughter and was only sentenced to 11 years in prison. He also has a rap sheet about as long as a roll of toilet paper from robbery, burgalry to weapons charges. Did someone miss the 3 strikes and you are out prison rule? Clearly this dangerous repeat felon was going to strike again. Over the weekend his was arrested.This past…
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