Domestic Violence

10/26/21 • 29 min

Domestic violence is one of the most common types of calls that police officers respond to. In this episode Jose and Michele talk about the issue of domestic violence and address what it is, how common it is, the help available to victims, and what you can do to help if you know someone dealing with domestic violence. Even if you aren't personally dealing with domestic violence, you might be surprised by the ways domestic violence could still be impacting your life.
If you're interested in more information on domestic violence, check the Project Sanctuary website at https://www.projectsanctuary.org/. You can also find more information about resources available through the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office at https://sbcountyda.org/domestic-violence/.
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