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'Beautiful Spirit' Who Worked with Abuse Survivors Is Killed in Alleged Act of Domestic Violence

51-year-old domestic violence advocate Desiree Harris was shot and killed at her home in Milwaukee, Wis., Sunday, police say
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A Wisconsin woman who worked as a domestic violence advocate was killed Sunday in an alleged domestic-related shooting, police say.
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, citing police, 51-year-old Desiree Harris was shot and killed at her home in Milwaukee.
Police arrested an unnamed suspect in connection to the killing and charges are expected this week, per the outlet.

WISN-TV reports Harris worked for The Asha Project, a domestic violence support provider with resources geared specifically toward Black abuse survivors.

The suspect has not been publicly identified.
 
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