Senator Dean Murray, Senator Rob Rolison, and Senator Mario Mattera with Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney, Daryl Levy, Deputy Bureau Chief, Nassau County District Attorney Major Offense Bureau, Kevin Catalina, Suffolk County Police Commissioner, Patrick Ryder, Nassau County Police Commissioner, Charles (CJ) Hutter, Treasurer, Suffolk County PBA, Frank Arcuri, 2nd Vice President, Nassau County PBA alongside representatives from Victims Support Organizations like The Crime Victims Center, Laura Ahearn, Executive Director and L.I. Against Domestic Violence, Wendy Linsalata, Executive Director and multiple crime victims and their loved ones led an interagency Crime Victims Roundtable, bringing together lawmakers, advocates, service providers, and law enforcement for a powerful, solutions-driven discussion. The forum provided an important opportunity to examine gaps within the current system, elevate the voices of those directly impacted by crime, and advance meaningful policy reform. This roundtable marks the first in a series to be held across New York State, all aimed at developing stronger legislation that ensures all victims receive the rights, support, and respect they deserve.