and to date, just 69 rapists are off the streets. but we found a different story in cleveland. where the state paid for testing so the city could afford to hire more staff. they could proceed almost like to second base where they could, focus on investigating and prosecuting. senior research associate, rachel lovell of case western reserve, studied rape kit testing results. savings doesn t come with the testing, the savings comes with what you do with the test. county hired 25 additional investigators and six prosecutors. that got results. after testing 5,000 kits, they got 239 convictions. more than the other three cities combined. jane s kit was submitted over a year ago for testing. it s possible her rapist s profile could match another assault by him over at the national database. he might be dead, which i hope. he might be behind bars. i might not be able to find out. i need to know. the statute of limitations for jane s case has expired. and she has joined a
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60s, 70s, 80s. these are slightly below average. speaking of deed i was doing lieutenant. colonel. frank slade . that movie scent of a woman 1992. i was not even working here yet and that is a long time ago . how long have you been here now? 19 years? something like that . good morning to you. i ve seen it all. sunny . let s go and take a look at what we have in the traffic. we do want to mention something to avoid the intersection of harrison and slade i m sorry harrison and moss avenue because of the police activity. we also want to mention the trade the super commute. it is already getting busy on 205 at as you head over to the past. the traffic is going to be busy. when you get to livermore it does even out. let s talk about the macarthur remain and the traffic there. that looks good coming around the corner. no major traffic here as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is still light although this will be the busiest our according to statistics. now
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