Crime Victims Advocacy Network

Considering I never knew that the Crime Victims Advocacy Network was something that existed, they took my expectations (or lack thereof) after being the victim of a residential burglary and blew them out of the water.
Just days after being robbed (suspect caught) I got a letter from the CVAN outlining the procedure that was ahead of me, what the robber was being held on, bail amount, my rights, etc. The next day this was followed up with a nice call from Felita P. Luna, the advocate in charge of my case, asking if I had any questions and making it known that she’s a resource if I needed it.
I may have had some questions about the progress of the case, but Felita promptly mailed all developments me as soon as they happened and I never had to get back in touch. From sentencing to claims, it all arrived in my mailbox in an extremely timely fashion.
While I certainly hope that no one is put into the situation where they have to deal with this organization, know that you’re in good hands should it happen.