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Family

May 17, 2001

New Computer System Will Track Domestic Violence Data

SAN FRANCISCO - Months after a bureaucratic snafu led to the release of a repeat abuser who then allegedly murdered his ex-girlfriend, San Francisco officials on Tuesday announced changes in the way the city will track domestic violence cases.

By Robert Selna
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - Months after a bureaucratic snafu led to the release of a repeat abuser who then allegedly murdered his ex-girlfriend, San Francisco officials on Tuesday announced changes in the way the city will track domestic violence cases.
        Mayor W...

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