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Pictured, from left, PBA Secretary Jill Herrington, PBA President Timothy Callaghan, Crime Victim Advocate Ericka N. Rowcroft, Domestic Violence Coordinator Susan M. Larose, Sheriff James R. Voutour and Undersheriff Michael J. Filicetti.
Pictured, from left, PBA Secretary Jill Herrington, PBA President Timothy Callaghan, Crime Victim Advocate Ericka N. Rowcroft, Domestic Violence Coordinator Susan M. Larose, Sheriff James R. Voutour and Undersheriff Michael J. Filicetti.

Law enforcement donates $2,000 to fight domestic violence

by jmaloni

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Tue, Dec 2nd 2014 05:00 pm

October was Domestic Violence Awareness month. On Oct. 26, the Niagara County Deputy Sheriff's Police Benevolent Association held its third annual 5K run and "Kids Fun Run" to raise awareness for victims of domestic violence.

The event was held at Widewaters Marina in the City of Lockport. Seventy-five runners completed the 5K race and several children participated in the fun run. The PBA was able to donate $2,000 to the domestic violence unit at the Niagara County Sheriff's Office thanks to generous supporters and runners. Sheriff James R. Voutour praised the efforts of the PBA and the individuals who supported this cause.

The Niagara County domestic violence unit was implemented in 1994. This program has been providing Niagara County domestic violence victims access to services and benefits of the criminal justice system through early intervention to provide the safety and support they need.

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