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🚨 157 DEAD: OHIO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HITS 10-YEAR HIGH Ohio recorded 157 domestic violence-related deaths in 2025 — a nearly 40% jump from the year before and the highest total in a decade. According to the Ohio Domestic Violence Network: • 84% of the deaths involved a firearm • 11 victims were children or teens • Half of the primary victims were people of color • 75 women and 82 men lost their lives Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich called the numbers “alarming,” noting felony domestic violence cases have more than doubled. Prosecutors say removing firearms from violent offenders remains a priority, but fear, stigma, and reluctance to report abuse continue to stand in the way. In Cincinnati, the YWCA of Greater Cincinnati opened the city’s only dedicated emergency shelter for intimate partner violence survivors and their children, doubling capacity. City Council is considering allocating $200,000 to help with security and facility upgrades as funding cuts strain resources. Officials say enforcement alone won’t solve the crisis. Prevention, safe housing, victim advocacy, and community support are critical. These aren’t just statistics. They are lives lost — and families forever changed. #DomesticViolence #OhioNews #BreakingNews #GunViolence #SurvivorSupport #EndDV

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Ray J Arrested on Criminal Threat Charge Pulling Gun on Princess | TBA News | SDWJR Singer and entrepreneur Ray J is behind bars after a chaotic and disturbing Thanksgiving morning livestream in which he allegedly pulled a gun on his ex-wife, Princess Love, and threatened an unidentified man. The 44-year-old, whose real name is William Ray Norwood Jr., was arrested and booked early Thursday in a Los Angeles jail. According to jail records obtained by The U.S. Sun, he was booked on a charge of making a criminal threat, with his bail set at $50,000. The arrest followed an emotional and volatile tirade broadcast live on Twitch. Ray J, appearing deeply distressed, declared it the “worst Thanksgiving in the f*g world” and claimed someone was attempting to take his children. The situation escalated dramatically when he appeared to load a handgun on camera. “I’m in my own house and if these n****s step foot close to this door I’m going to blow this f*g st away, bro,” he vowed. “I don’t give a fk bro, leave me and my kids alone.” The stream grew even more tense when Princess Love, 41, entered the home to take their children, Melody, 7, and Epik, 5. As Love and another woman gathered the kids, Ray J accused them of being intoxicated, stating, “Drive drunk, Princess... you and your drunk cousin, ‘cause y’all drunk as fk and y’all alcoholics.”** In a chilling moment audible on the broadcast, Love can be heard alleging that Norwood was pointing a gun at her and called him a “woman abuser.” A heated argument ensued with another man also heard in the background, with Ray J refusing to hand over the children before the stream ended. This incident marks a severe escalation in the long-running and public turmoil between the former couple, moving their conflict from social media spats into the realm of serious legal consequences. Tags: #RayJ #PrincessLove #Arrest #CriminalThreat #Livestream #Twitch #Thanksgiving #Gun #DomesticViolence #CelebrityNews #LegalNews #RayJArrested

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