STOCKTON — Jamie Guerrero’s life changed when he lost his sister to gun violence more than three years ago.
He experienced first-hand what families who are grappling with losing a loved one go through as they pick up the pieces.
The appointment with detectives. The meetings with the District Attorney’s Victim-Witness program.
“I was getting an insider perspective of what it’s like,” the 42-year-old said. “I thought, ‘I’m really appreciative of the help,’ but I was not comfortable.”