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 May 3, 2005
Ceremony today marks National Crime Victims' Rights Week
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. Officials are marking National Crime Victims' Rights Week with a ceremony in Providence today.

The U-S Attorney in Rhode Island will join state Attorney General Patrick Lynch, Providence Mayor David Cicilline and General Treasurer Paul Tavares at the 12:30 pm ceremony at Memorial Park. Three volunteers will be honored for their work on behalf of victims of crime.

National Crime Victims' Rights Week lasts through tomorrow.

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