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Linda Vaughan is the mother of Justin, who was paralzed by a driver under the influence of drugs. Vaughan participated in Tuesday's fourth annual Crime Victims' Rights March in downtown Bakersfield.
Doves are released at the end of this year's Crime Victims' Rights March.
Peace officers post the colors before this year's Crime Victims' Rights March. The evening began at the Liberty Bell in front of the Kern County Superior Court in downtown Bakersfield.
Pastor Johosaphate Jordan from Mt. Zion Baptist Church gives a speech to those gathered at Central Park at the end of the Crime Victims' Rights March.
The Crimes Victims' Rights March heads toward Mill Creek Park.
Those left with the sorrow of losing a loved one march in downtown Bakersfield during the fourth annual Crime Victims' Rights March.
Crime victims and loved ones of victims march on Truxtun Avenue Tuesday evening.
The Crime Victims' Rights March progresses on Truxtun Avenue Tuesday night.
Kern County District Attorney Lisa Green speaks to the audience about how those in law enforcement also suffer when dealng with crime.
Victims of crime were remembered Tuesday night during the fourth annual Crime Victims’ Rights March in downtown Bakersfield.
Families of victims and victims themselves walked from the Liberty Bell in front of Kern County Superior Court to Mill Creek Park.
