SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Crime survivors at the California State Capitol in Sacramento on Wednesday were calling for more resources for criminal justice.
The group Crime Survivors For Safety and Justice held a rally demanding the state invest in crime prevention and helping crime victims heal.
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