Domestic abuser database

A domestic abuse survivor urged adoption, citing statistics on repeat-offender lethality and Savannah's Law in Tennessee.

Urged lowering the threshold to a single conviction, citing her 20 years in law enforcement.

Domestic Abuse Council past president framed the database as 'informed choice' for people entering relationships.

Daytona Beach Shores mayor relayed her city's unanimous 5-0 letter of support for the database.

Domestic Abuse Council CEO supported a registry limited to those with two convictions — before the amendment — and asked that hotline resources be linked.

Described sitting through a murder trial of a repeat abuser and shelter families fleeing the same perpetrator, urging prevention.

Shared her own eight-year abusive marriage story and urged one conviction, noting animal abusers are easier to look up.

Cited domestic violence calls at his rentals and officers killed on DV calls in urging passage.