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Forensic psychological expert: MAGA "victimhood" is a major recruitment tool for violence - Vimarsana News

Forensic psychological expert: MAGA "victimhood" is a major recruitment tool for violence

"The sense of loss is a major driver for recruitment," explains Dr. Emily Bashah

Source: yahoo.com
Mass shooting survivor shares story at Gun Safety forum - Vimarsana News

Mass shooting survivor shares story at Gun Safety forum

“I'll never forget the first sound of gun shots. The hair shooting up on the back of my neck. The panic in the looks of others."

Source: kmbc.com
Trump fans are ready for political violence. Why are the backers of endless war so shocked? - Vimarsana News

Trump fans are ready for political violence. Why are the backers of endless war so shocked?

Many Republicans believe violence may be necessary. After decades of overseas war, why should we be surprised?

Source: yahoo.com
Family Support Services: Domestic violence trends in Amarillo are continuing to increase - Vimarsana News

Family Support Services: Domestic violence trends in Amarillo are continuing to increase

According to Family Support Services, domestic violence trends are on the rise in Amarillo.

LSU study show blight abatement is good place to start addressing crime - Vimarsana News

LSU study show blight abatement is good place to start addressing crime

View Comments As of July 2, there were 47 homicides in Shreveport/Caddo Parish, all but one are Shreveport residents. While there are no quick remedies or one-method solutions to getting a handle on Shreveport’s crime and violence, a recent study by a group of Louisiana State University (LSU) professors, reveals approaches that can bring results. Conducted by the LSU Department of Sociology professors Matthew Valasik, Elizabeth E. Braulta, and Stephen M. Martinez, “Forecasting Homicide in the Red stick: Risk Terrain Modeling and the Spatial Influence of Urban Blight on Lethal Violence i...