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Justice Department awards $1M federal grant to support cyber abuse victims

The U.S. DOJ has awarded a $1,000,000 grant to the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office to combat technology-facilitated abuse, launch a statewide victim response protocol, and support survivors of cybercrimes.

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