By Julissa Marte | Observer Contributor
Tiana Notice, a victim to domestic violence, lost her own life but has saved many more. Kathy Lewis, her mother, an employee at Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC), recently spoke during domestic violence awareness month at MWCC where she gave details of her daughter’s death and the family’s subsequent steps to help victims of domestic violence.
According to Lewis, Notice visited 3 different police stations in Connecticut in 2016. In her hometown of Plainville, she visited the station 33 times seeking help after getting a restraining order against James Carter, the murderer. She brought substantial evidence to arrest him after he violated the restraining order by stalking her with calls and emails.