Assault

  • Special Report

    Tacoma Shootings Intensify Debate

    By Meg Spratt

    When Tacoma Police Chief David Brame shot his wife, Crystal Brame, then himself, on the afternoon of April 26, the assault/suicide intensified public debate about the responsibilities of individuals, law enforcement, and media in combating domestic violence.

  • Dart Award Winner

    Legacy of Love and Pain

    By Daniel Vargas and Andrew Innerarity

    The story of Angela Hudson, who barely survived after her estranged husband set her on fire, and of the effects of the attack on her family. Originally published in the Houston Chronicle (Houston, TX), in 2002.

  • Dart Award Honorable Mention

    So, This is What It's Like to Die

    By Torri Minton and Deanne Fitzmaurice

    Award-winning journalist Torri Minton tells the story of the violent attack suffered by her sister in California's Gold Country, her subsequent recovery, and the prosecution of her attacker. Originally published in the San Francisco Chronicle on February 16, 1993. 

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