This is National Crime Victims’ Rights week, and the city of Mobile is raising awareness with an art exhibit
) - This is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, and the city of Mobile is raising awareness with an art exhibit.
“As people, we all want to feel supported. And that’s very important that they feel supported. We want to make sure that police officers, prosecutors, the community come out to show their support for victims. Not just in the courtrooms, not just in the arrest, but just making sure that we’re all working together,” victim’s advocate Stacey Woodyard said
But that’s not all, the city will also once again host an awareness walk. The third annual Victims of Crime Awareness Walk is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday.
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