A report issued this spring says the number of women in San Antonio murdered by an intimate partner tripled between 2012 and 2017.
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Bexar County Court Judge Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez talks about a purposed domestic violence/drug court hybrid while San Antonio City Councilmember Jada Andrews-Sullivan looks on.
From Texas Public Radio:
A judge and a San Antonio city councilmember, who is also a survivor of family violence, have teamed up to find the money to fund a drug court that will be the first of its kind in Texas. It’s part of an overall effort to make San Antonio a less violent place for women.
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