David Drommond update.

Center buffers victim parents from abusers

MURRAY — It took Melissa Behunin several attempts to leave an abusive situation, largely because she feared leaving her young daughter alone with her husband.

Michael Brandy, Deseret Morning NewsDomestic violence survivor Melissa Behunin says the new All-R-Kids center will serve a vital role in the community. She kept going back, even once the divorce was finalized, so she could oversee interactions between father and daughter.

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ARK offers safe visits amid strife

Melissa Behunin wanted to divorce her husband, but the idea of dropping off her 4-year-old daughter for visits with him, alone and unsupervised, was terrifying.

So she stayed in the marriage - a decision she regretted the next time he hit her.

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On a side thought, I've figured out where I knew my ex's attorney. It is...An unbelievably small world.

To inflict cruelties on defenceless creatures, or condone such acts, is to abuse one of the cardinal tenets of a civilized society — reverence for life. ~Jon Evans