Virginia’s governor, attorney general, and public safety secretary marked the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month by focusing on the number of homicides committed with guns. As Tommie McNeil reports, their message is that many of the Commonwealth’s domestic violence deaths last year—and many other fatalities—could have been prevented with several key gun control laws.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Focusing on Gun-Related Deaths
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