Dozens "Walk a Mile" to end domestic violence in Sacramento
Dozens of people gathered in Sacramento County Saturday to walk a mile in memory of women whose lives have been impacted by domestic violence. Dozens of people gathered for "Walk a Mile" in Sacramento County to raise awareness about domestic violence and support women who escaped abusive domestic situations. The walk was part of an annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month initiative. The founder of Empact, a local non-profit focused on ending domestic violence, led the walk to the Panera Bread on Howe Avenue where Shalini Thakur was murdered and ended at Urban Air Trampoline Park where two women were shot, killing Samantha Cromwell. Participants expressed their hope for more walks to end domestic violence in the region.
Publicados : 15 horas atrás por By Carmela Karcher Carmela Karcher Carmela Karcher is an Emmy award-winning journalist who joined the CBS Sacramento news team in February 2025. As a Bay Area native, she is thrilled to be close to her hometown and reporting in Northern California. Read Full Bio Carmela Karcher no Health
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