The National Campaign for Victims’ Rights led to President Ronald Reagan’s reforms on behalf of crime victims, his declaration of the first National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, and victims’ rights legislation and victim services. National Crime Victims’ Rights Week offers an opportunity to renew and strengthen our partnerships and teamwork, and to highlight the collaborative approaches that are integral to the U.S. Department of Justice’s mission. Through partnerships, organizations can mobilize their experience skills, resources, and stakeholders to help plan a powerful strategy to provide direct services to crime victims.
In commemoration of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week , the District Attorney’s Office will host a special ceremony on Friday, April 7, 2017 from 10:30 to noon in the BOS chambers located at 651 Pine Street, Martinez to recognize the following individuals:
Clerical Staff-Alicia Smith
Victim Advocate-Stephanie Grant
Probation Officer-Tanaka Cato
District Attorney Investigations-Josh Medal
Deputy District Attorney-Molly Manoukian
Law Enforcement: Crimes Persons, Leo Broberg, San Francisco Police Department
Law Enforcement: Crimes Persons, Lt. Brian South, Moraga Police Department
Law Enforcement: Special Investigations, Joanna Grivetti
Law Enforcement: Sexual Assault, Don Nelson and Kris Tong, Richmond Police Department
Above and Beyond-Kent Osborne, Mike’s Auto Body
Making a Difference-Liz Torres, Monument Crisis Center
Special Courage-Victoria Velasquez and family