but still, a family court judge allowed joseph ibarra to stay in his children's lives through supervised visitation. so, when ibarra broke into rosa's home and took their 3-year-old son out the window police listed it as a violation of custody rights. not kidnapping, which is a charge that might have kept him in jail. he was arrested for outstanding warrants. 15:22 rosa: and i was like, okay, finally. finally he's going to be in jail. finally he's not going to hurt us. finally, my life is going to be okay. three days later, rosana from the shelter called and told me he was released... released from jail, after which, rosa says he disappeared. the case was passed on to the attorney general... remains open with an active and unserved warrant. 14:24 judge sullivan: we have to get the word out that domestic violence is a major problem in our community. family court judge frank sullivan knows the system often fails victims like rosa. he calls domestic violence a form of terrorism. 14:26 judge sullivan: we spend billions of dollars on homeland security. right? studies show, women are 10 times

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. w accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently awarded nevada $22 million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. a special session is set to get underway to decide the fate of a prope about 20 mph. this system will giv

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently award million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. right now we are staying on top of hurricane matthew. this is a live look in new smyrna beach florida where it did the most damage, the latest update on the sto

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. period! he's calling for more money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice rec million dollars to help crime domestic violence shelters. darcy spears, 13 action news. right now we are staying on top of hurricane matthew. where the mega storm is heading next ...leaving a deadly trail of destruction behind. 1:03 when you're a star they

in rosa's case, despite multiple arrests, joseph ibarra was never prosecuted for anything. we got to hold batterers accountable. right now it's a misdemeanor. 15:59 why not make it a felony at the first time? he believes the biggest step forward would be getting rid of guns in domestic abuse households. 17:32 judge: if you are a batterer, you shouldn't have a gun. domestic violence, you shouldn't have a gun. money for judicial and law enforcement training and especially for shelters that can help victims navigate the legal issues while giving them a safe place to stay. i'm calling everybody out. 34:33 get off your butts and do something about it. step up and get involved. darcy tag: many domestic violence programs report a critical shortage of funds and staff. but help may be on the way. the department of justice recently awarded nevada $22 million dollars to help crime victims and programs that support them. we'll be tracking those dollars to see how much goes to darcy spears, 13 action news. we'll be back with today's top stories and a final check of your first alert fore