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Domestic Violence Awareness month is every October, but in San Antonio, we should raise...

12 guns surrendered to law enforcement;  2 guns surrendered or sold to third parties; and 2 AK/AR type guns surrendered 2020 24 guns surrendered to law enforcement;  7 guns surrendered or sold to third parties; 4 AK/AR type guns surrendered No gun surrender orders have been entered thus far in 2021. Harris County 2019: 10 orders and 27 firearms surrendered 2020: 13 orders and 25 firearms surrendered 2021: No court orders or firearm surrendered as of this date Total: 24 orders and 53 firearms surrendered Dallas County 2016: 37 weapons received 2017: Dallas County Gun Surrender Program duties...

Reply March 2, 2021 Pursuant to State of New York Executive Order 203, Rockland County Executive Edwin J. Day, and Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco III jointly present the Proposed Agency Plan for Police Reform and Reinvention Regarding the Rockland County Sheriff's Patrol. The draft Plan is now available to the public for review and comment on http://rocklandgov.com/departments/sheriff/police/. Subscribe Members of the community are encouraged to submit comments related to the plan solely applicable to the Rockland County Sheriff's Office for consideration by March 5, 2021, at 5:00 PM, by...

Task force establishes order to keep weapons out of domestic violence offenders’ hands Program already used in Civil district courts Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – Alarmed that San Antonio leads Texas in cases of women murdered by men, the Collaborative Commission on Domestic Violence has named a task force to address the issue. The task force has developed an order that can be included in a protective order. It is called a weapons transfer order and requires a defendant to transfer any weapons and ammunition they have to law enforcement or a court-approved third party. “The order puts in place ...

Take this survey on domestic violence, help community get funding for change First-ever public domestic violence survey overseen by UTSA, Metro Health Tags:  For the first time ever, there’s a city- and county-wide public surveyabout domestic violence. The project could lead to crucial funding and policy change, but there’s a problem: a lot of people aren’t responding. The goal is to get thousands of participants but since Dec. 15, only about 350 people have filled out the survey. “The more people participate, we can identify ways that we can strengthen the services provided to the i...