Did you know that... Nearly Half of Violent Crimes Aren’t Reported to Police.Over 2 Million Home Burglaries Occur Annually in the United States.Most Home Burglaries Occur in the Daytime.One in every three women, approximately 736 million worldwide, have endured physical and psychological violence.Young adults ages 18 to 24 faced a higher risk of violent crime arrest or victimization than any other age group.Domestic violence is a global problem that affects 35% of women worldwide.Women between the ages of 15 and 44 are at a higher risk of rape and domestic violence than cancer or car accidents.

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Man wanted for allegedly kidnapping, sexually assaulting woman arrested  KVUE 12:12 PM. CDT August 19, 2016BLANCO COUNTY, TEXAS - Police have arrested the man they have accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in Blanco County.Timothy Wade Foth, 37, was arrested in San Antonio Friday without incident after Captain Ben Ablon from Blanco contacted him through social media and convinced him to surrender, according to the sheriff's office.According to deputies, on Tuesday they responded to an emergency call from a woman in her 30s that she had been attacked.The woman told police she had accepted a ride from an acquaintance, later identified as Foth, when he allegedly took her to his home in the 600 block of Forest View Drive in southeast Blanco County. There, she claims she was attacked, restrained and sexually assaulted by Foth.Authorities said the woman was taken to a local hospital for injuries she sustained in the attack.Deputies said they found evidence in Foth's house that supported the woman's allegations after obtaining a search warrant.(© 2016 KVUE)