At the state capitol today, lawmakers moved to close a gap in Michigan law that could leave victims of abuse even more at risk of harm.

Only two months ago, prosecutors say Latricia Brown was shot and killed inside Henry Ford Hospital by her ex-husband. And, as the 7 Investigators revealed, she died after obtaining a personal protection order that would never be served.

Our reporting triggered a chorus of calls for change, and tonight some police agencies are already changing how they respond to victims.

"On top of being abused, disenfranchised, ignored, and marginalized, victims like Ms. Brown must literally run for their lives, while looking over their shoulders," said Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy. "And forced on top of that, to do everything else for their own protection."

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