California has fifth-highest number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People cases in U.S.
An often hidden crisis is affecting Native Americans across the country, including in California. The state has the fifth-highest number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People cases in the nation.A study from the National Institute of Justice found that more than 84% of Native American women have experienced violence in their lifetime, and 56% have experienced sexual violence. Around 82% of Native American men will also experience violence in their lifetime.A new task force in Sacramento is hoping to address the crisis and solve more of the MMIP cold cases.On KCRA 3 at 11, learn more about the task force and the case of 23-year-old Khadijah Britton, a member of the Round Valley Tribes who was kidnapped in 2018.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
