SANTA ANA, Calif.—The new Orange County Crime Victims Monument was unveiled during a dedication ceremony on Dec. 6, in commemoration of the county’s deceased crime victims. As the morning fog lingered and the bagpipes and drum rolls echoed, a crowd of crime survivors, families, religious leaders, and county officials gathered in a courtyard filled with photos of crime victims. The monument, permanently placed in the courtyard between the offices of Orange County District Attorney and Sheriff’s Department, was engraved with the words, “In honor of those we have lost and those who have survived. Their faces will never be forgotten, their voices will never be silenced, and the fight for justice will carry on for eternity.” District Attorney Todd Spitzer joined alongside Sheriff Don Barnes, county supervisors, and crime victim-survivors to dedicate the memorial. “This monument is not just a symbol of those who have passed, but it’s also a magnificent …