Hello my name is Nathan , and in 2003 I was attacked and beaten by four men in Port Clinton Ohio. I was hospitalized for 2 months . They stomped me so bad after knocking me out, that I had to have a colostomy bag. The detectives got a perfect shoe print off of my face. My knee was stomped which was replaced in 2018.I have put together a packet with police reports,witness statements,and pictures.Everything is documented.My mental health and physical health has declined since that night. 5 months after I was attacked I was arrested and charged with assault. I never been to jail before so I did not know how to fight this in court. I plead no contest to my charges and ultimately served 6 months in jail. That is a whole other story. I never knew to this day what happened to my attackers. But needless to say I will never go back to Port Clinton ohio. I was denied justice. And now 18 years later I am seeking answers . I also have another surgery on my stomach coming up.This is a true story backed by police reports ,pictures , and 911 calls made that night. Njs1010@yahoo.com is my email.Can someone help me?
Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center (Formerly The Justice League of Ohio)
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- EIN 74-2976544
- 614-848-8500
- PO Box 369 Powell OH 43065 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Crime & Law
Mission: Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center is a nonprofit crime victims' rights legal services organization founded to help ensure that the constitutional, statutory, and unalienable rights of victims of violent crime are upheld throughout the criminal justice process. The goal of Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center is to restore faith and balance in the criminal justice process. Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center staffs two attorneys who work to upholding victims' rights across the state of Ohio. Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center also does outreach in the Ohio community to raise awareness about the prevalence of victim rights violations and the need for proper criminal justice responses.
Results: Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center has helped over 800 victims of violent crime obtain equal access to justice: 71% of our victims are children 52% are victims of child sexual abuse 20% are victims of domestic violence 12% suffer from child abuse 8% are assaulted Nearly 75% of the children assisted are girls and close to 90% of the adults assisted are women.
Target demographics: ensure that the constitutional, statutory, and unalienable rights of victims of violent crime are upheld throughout the criminal justice process.
Geographic areas served: providing assistance to victims of crime in the state of Ohio
Programs: Free legal representation to victims of violent crime throughout Ohio to ensure their constitutional and statutory rights are enforced and protected from the time a crime is first reported throughout the criminal justice process. Free Victims’ Rights Training to hospitals, victim advocates, law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, and the community to promote awareness of crime victims’ rights laws and to ensure consistent systemic implementation of Crime Victims’ Rights Laws.