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Beyond HEADLINES

State Senate approves policies on police domestic violence

Published February 4th, 2004 - 3:01AM

Police departments around the state would be required to adopt policies on dealing with domestic violence complaints against their officers if a bill inspired by last year's Brame scandal in Tacoma becomes law.

Cop domestic violence targeted

Published January 16th, 2004 - 3:01AM

Washington could be a national leader in addressing domestic violence by cops, if lawmakers pass a bill spurred by the Brame killings, a parade of local officials and advocates told a legislative committee on Thursday in Olympia.

Update on 4 Brame-related investigations

Published October 26th, 2003 - 2:01AM

An update on the investigations launched after the April 26 homicide-suicide by Tacoma Police Chief David Brame.

'48 Hours' goes over the top with show on Brame tragedy

Published September 27th, 2003 - 3:01AM

CBS-TV's "48 Hours" focuses its lens on the Brame homicide-suicide tonight, and all you need to know about the quality of the program is its gumshoe title, "Tacoma Confidential."

The man behind the headlines

Published August 11th, 2003 - 3:01AM

John Hathaway slides into a window seat at the Stanley & Seafort's bar and introduces himself. He holds a scotch in one hand. A gold bracelet dangles from his wrist.

On April 26, 2003 Tacoma Police Chief David Brame fatally wounded his wife, Crystal, and then killed himself. The shootings still reverberate, and Tacoma reels from their impact.