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                    &lt;p&gt;In this final companion episode to the WRAL Doc “Durham Under Fire,” WRAL Investigative Documentary Reporter Cristin Severance talks with Durham Mayor Elaine O’Neal, Council Member Mark-Anthony Middleton, District Attorney Satana Deberry, and former sheriff Mike Andrews. They explore the impact gun violence in a city that is described as both “ascendant”  and “violent” -- and share their ideas on how the Bull City can rise … for all.&lt;/p&gt;
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Candid conversations with city leaders about the root causes of gun violence -- and their ideas on how to solve it. 

The Two Durhams | Durham Under Fire

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                    &lt;p&gt;Z’Yon Person was killed by gunshots on his way to get a snow cone. He was nine years old. As Durham continues to grapple with gun violence, WRAL investigative documentary reporter Cristin Severance talks with Z’Yon’s grandmother about his life, his death and the trauma his family experienced – and continues to experience – as soon as those shots came through their vehicle window. Also, a community activist talks about the children in her community and how they’ve been changed and traumatized by the gun violence that’s become routine in their neighborhood.&lt;/p&gt;
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The indelible impact of gun violence on children and families

Kids in the Crossfire | Durham Under Fire

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                    &lt;p&gt;As Durham grapples with increased gun violence, WRAL investigative reporter Cristin Severance rides along on patrol with two Durham police officers who grew up there. With candor, they describe how shootings in Durham have impacted them personally, why they’re so committed to their work, and how they try to disrupt cycles of violence. 
This is the second episode of the companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, and elected officials grappling with how to address the violence, as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation.  
Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL’s YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL’s award-winning team. &lt;/p&gt;
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Ride along with Durham, NC officers combating gun violence.

On Patrol | Durham Under Fire

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                    &lt;p&gt;Join WRAL Investigative Reporter Cristin Severance as she rides along in a patrol car with Durham, NC’s Chief of Police Patrice Andrews. While discussing the immense pressures facing the Durham Police Department, a “shots fired” report comes over the patrol car radio. Follow the chief on the intense ride to the crime scene, and find out why she’s frustrated by gun violence in Durham, but not deterred. 
This is the first episode of the companion series for the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, police officers, and city leaders grappling with how to address the violence as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation.
Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL’s YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL’s award-winning team. &lt;/p&gt;
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A podcast companion to the WRAL-TV documentary about gun violence in Durham, North Carolina 

"Shots Fired" | Durham Under Fire 

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                    &lt;p&gt;Six years ago, Jim Gray and Sandy Tabor-Gray lost their son, Michael, to a heroin overdose. His death was as devastating as you’d imagine, made all the more so because Michael left behind two small children, twins, too young to understand what happened to their dad. With the twins’ mother out of the picture, Jim and Sandy reentered the world of young-kid parenthood, something they never expected to do this late in life. In stories of addiction, much as with any disease, we often talk about prevention, or the shock and tragedy of someone's death. We fade to black at the funeral, roll credits. But this is a story of the aftermath, about those left to live on once the unthinkable has happened. And about how Jim and Sandy responded when the twins began asking difficult questions about their dad, his death, and all that came before.
To hear more of Michael Tabor-Gray's story and North Carolina's fight against the opioid epidemic, watch the new WRAL Documentary, Finding a Fix, available now on YouTube. 
The WRAL Doc Podcast is a production of WRAL Documentary, part of the Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network. This episode was written, produced, and hosted by Cliff Bumgardner. 
Search for more great CBC shows on your podcast app of choice, or go to WRAL.com and search "podcast" to see them all in one place. &lt;/p&gt;
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Their son died of a heroin overdose, now they're raising their grandchildren

The Aftermath of Opioid Overdose | Finding A Fix


            <p>The WRAL Doc podcast is a companion series to WRAL Doc television and digital documentaries. Produced by the award-winning documentary filmmakers from Capitol Broadcasting Company. Subscribe to get all our seasons. Watch at wraldocumentary.com</p>
        

The WRAL Doc podcast is a companion series to WRAL Doc television and digital documentaries. Produced by the award-winning documentary filmmakers from Capitol Broadcasting Company. Subscribe to get all our seasons. Watch at wraldocumentary.com

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