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Podcast on Crimes Against Women

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  • The Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW) is thrilled the announce the Podcast on Crimes Against Women (PCAW). Continuing with our fourth season, the PCAW releases new episodes every Monday. The PCAW serves as an extension of the information and topics presented at the annual Conference, providing in-depth dialogue, fresh perspectives, and relevant updates by experts in the fields of victim advocacy, criminal justice, medicine, and more. This podcast’s format hopes to create a space for topical conversations aimed to engage and educate community members on the issue of violence against women, how it impacts our daily lives, and how we can work together to create lasting cultural and systemic change.

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  • Case Closed: The Capture & Conviction of Billy Chemirmir
    Jun 24 2024
    How did Billy Chemirmir manage to infiltrate the lives of numerous elderly women and execute his sinister plots undetected? Join us as Glenn Fitzmartin, Deputy Administrator at the Dallas County District Attorney's Office, reveals chilling details about Chemirmir's methods and the harrowing story of survivor Mary Bartell, whose brave testimony was key to cracking the case. Discover the investigative hurdles and breakthroughs that led to Chemirmir's indictment for over 20 capital murders.

    Explore the relentless pursuit of justice in the face of challenges, including a mistrial and the complexities of prosecuting a serial murderer. Learn about the critical coordination between law enforcement agencies and the strategic decisions that culminated in successful convictions. Through phone records, pawn shop transactions, and meticulous evidence gathering, the prosecution demonstrated unwavering determination, ultimately securing justice for the victims and their grieving families.

    Finally, we address the pressing need for heightened security in retirement communities. Delve into specific incidents that exposed the vulnerabilities in these environments and the efforts to advocate for stronger protective measures. By drawing parallels to security protocols in schools, we underscore the importance of vigilance and legislative action to prevent future tragedies. Listen and gain insights into the profound impact of community, security, and the undying quest for justice in safeguarding our elderly population.

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    42 m
  • Enhancing Investigations of Intimate Partner Violence: Insights from Veteran Investigator Kimberly Orts
    Jun 10 2024
    Equipping law enforcement with comprehensive training and the right tools is crucial for the effective investigation of intimate partner violence (IPV) cases. In this episode, we talk with seasoned investigator Kimberly Orts who underscores the importance of treating these cases with the same seriousness as other major crimes, focusing on meticulous evidence collection and scene evaluation. Kimberly sheds light on the critical intersection of law enforcement and prosecution, illustrating how detailed documentation and sensory details can greatly impact future cases. From the use of body-worn cameras to the importance of capturing emotional states and behaviors, this episode provides essential knowledge for law enforcement professionals committed to enhancing the safety and support for survivors of intimate partner violence. We also explore essential techniques for on-scene and follow-up investigations, highlighting how effective report and affidavit writing can capture the dynamics of control and fear to support successful prosecutions.



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    27 m
  • From Calls to Compassion: Exploring the Critical Work of Emergency Dispatch Professionals
    May 13 2024
    Under the weight of a silent crisis, an unsung hero emerges: the 911 dispatcher. In this episode we bring to light the heroic efforts of these individuals with subject matter expert April Hines from NENA, in a discussion that promises to deepen your understanding of the critical role these professionals play in responding to crimes against women. The alarming frequency of gender-based violence calls for a swift and knowledgeable response, and we reveal the layers of training and decision-making that equip dispatchers to handle each call with the precision and empathy it demands.

    April Hines adds depth to our conversation, sharing her expertise on the protocols that guide dispatchers in crisis situations. Together we uncover how emergency response systems have evolved, from the legacy of Kitty Genovese to today's advanced 911 operations. Our discourse spans the development of policies, the execution of best practices in dire situations, and the essential contribution of bystanders—all pivotal in the orchestration of a prompt, life-saving response. The intricacies of managing calls for domestic and sexual violence are dissected, painting a picture of a network of dispatchers who serve as the first glimmer of hope for many.

    Our episode concludes on a note of compassion for the dispatchers themselves, who are often unsung heroes bearing the emotional toll of emergency response. We explore the industry's transformation in acknowledging and supporting the mental health of these vital workers. From wellness programs to the integration of specialist support systems, we offer insight into how 911 centers nurture the well-being of their staff. As we wrap up, you'll leave with a profound appreciation for the complex tapestry of emergency response and the unwavering dedication of the voices on the other end of the line.

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    51 m

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