Lexington commemorates Crime Victims' Right's Week
Advocates gathered Thursday morning in downtown Lexington to recognize victims and the people working to help them get justice.
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Advocates gathered Thursday morning in downtown Lexington to recognize victims and the people working to help them get justice.
Law enforcement, city officials, and advocates gathered at the Fayette Circuit Courthouse to officially proclaim April 25th to the 29th as Crime Victims' Rights Week in Lexington
The city says 'One Lexington' has reached 3,000 kids and mediated with 15 teenagers where violence had occurred.
Ten months ago, Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton appointed Devine Carama to head the city’s ONE Lexington program.
About two months after Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton delivered her 'State of the City' address, a local group of faith leaders held its own address, challenging Mayor Gorton to do more to curb violence in the city.