Domestic violence protesters march for Doreen Powell

Posted March 16, 2010 at 11:52 am and filed under Community, Featured.
Domestic violence march

DAMITA CHAMBERS, CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Participants in a Wake County Domestic Violence Task Force marched in downtown Raleigh Tuesday, March 9 honor the memory of Doreen Powell of Garner, who police say was shot to death by husband Daniel Powell Feb. 25.

Doreen Powell’s death was the first domestic violence-related homicide of 2010 in Wake County. Last March, the task force held a similar march for June Carlyle, who was shot by her ex-boyfriend Jose Manuel Valdez-Masias. Carlyle’s death was the first domestic violence-related homicide of 2009; both occurred in Garner.

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2 Responses for “Domestic violence protesters march for Doreen Powell”

  1. David McAleer says:
    March 18, 2010 at 11:10 am

    Where is more information about task force activities available?

  2. GCNT says:
    March 18, 2010 at 12:18 pm

    The contact person is Damita Chambers; 919-865-1616 (direct) or damitac@interactofwake.org.

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