(NewsNation) — A House subcommittee is holding a field hearing in Charlotte, North Carolina, focused on violent crime in the city.

The hearing follows the death of Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee who was stabbed on a commuter train by another passenger. Zarutska's killing, which was caught on camera, has drawn outcry across the nation, including the Trump administration.

The incident has also led to a new anti-crime bill in North Carolina, dubbed Iryna's Law.

Family members of victims of violent crime are expected to speak at Monday's hearing, including a grandmother who is planning to discuss the need for greater accountability. Members of the House Judiciary Committee will also hear testimony from local police officers and community leaders.

Decarlos Brown Jr., 34, is

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