The Warren County prosecutor's office will lead the community in recognizing National Crime Victim's Rights Week April 2-8.Staff will hold a balloon release ceremony Wednesday, April 5, at 11:30 a.m. …
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The Warren County prosecutor's office will lead the community in recognizing National Crime Victim's Rights Week April 2-8.Staff will hold a balloon release ceremony Wednesday, April 5, at 11:30 a.m. in front of the Warren County Courthouse. Turning Point women's shelter will host a luncheon at the MU Extension office immediately after.Crime Victim's Rights Week is intended strengthen victims and help them seek justice and healing through community support, according to the prosecutor's office. The theme of this year's recognition is "Strength, Resilience, Justice." National Crime Victims' Rights Week
