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Wasnt expecting. They spoke out telling us they were devastated by a news they had lost their daughter. They said she was over in mali doing something that she loved and they are asking right now for privacy. Understandably. According to a linkedin profile, datar graduated from rutgers in 1995. She then went on to graduate from graduate school at columbia university. Spent 15 years working as a health professional. A lot of Research Papers and weve seen focusing on hiv and aids research. Her facebook is covered with photos of a young son, looks to be about six or seven years old. 20 people die...

Every year, millions of people with criminal records pursue education and workforce training on their way to jobs that require a license. Yet their efforts might be a waste of time and money, thanks to the nearly 14,000 laws and regulations that restrict individuals with arrest and conviction histories from getting licensed in a given field.

Community members heard from state leaders in public safety about ways the faith community can support the reentry process for prison inmates upon release.

Re-entering back into society—that was the main message in a prison reentry forum hosted by Attorney General Jason Miyares and faith leaders in Chesapeake Monday night.

The trauma was evident among those returning. Some were still too shaken up to talk. “I don’t even want to be here,” said one young mother.