May 30, 2024

Durham hopes to slow violent crime by helping survivors

Durham hopes to slow violent crime by helping survivors
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Durham hopes to slow violent crime by helping survivors
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Nearly 100 people have been shot in Durham so far in 2024 and now the Bull City is considering a unique approach to stopping future shootings. City Council wants to create an Office of Survivor Care. WRAL Durham Reporter Monica Casey explains how the plan could work.