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As kids head back to school, Convicts raises awareness of red-flag laws. From PR Week

In the summer of 2010, police in Flint, Michigan raced to bring an end to a series of brazen stabbings that left several men dead and others seriously wounded.

The cozy, small-town vibe of Woonsocket, Rhode Island was turned upside down in the early months of 2003 by a series of crimes targeting women. 

Apple Valley, Ohio has such a wholesome name it seems like nothing bad could happen there. But it did. On November 10, 2010, the community was unsettled by a call to 911. The manager at a local Dairy Queen called because an employee, Tina Herrmann, 32, hadn’t come to work.  That was totally out of character for the single mother of two children, Sarah, 13, and Kody, 11.

In the early months of 2000, young women turned up dead at an alarming rate in and around Detroit. As investigators worked the cases, they considered the very real threat of a serial killer.

On July 10, 2002, the generally tranquil aura of Columbia, South Carolina was punctured by flames.  Early that morning, two people called authorities to report a fire burning on the side of the road. When firefighters arrived they realized it was a body that was aflame — a nude woman who had been shot in the head and set on fire.

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