Domestic Violence Detail
Domestic violence is a pattern of behavior where one partner tries to maintain control of the other using physical force, intimidation, threats, isolation from family and friends, humiliation, financial control, destruction of property, and more. Children exposed to domestic violence learn to believe it is normal and frequently grow up as abusers or victims.
If you have a domestic violence emergency, you should immediately call 911.
The Domestic Violence Detail of the Family Protection Unit recognizes the harmful effects domestic violence has on the victim, the abuser, the children, the family, and our community. We are committed to addressing this issue as a serious crime. We investigate each case and treat each person compassionately and professionally.
Realizing that the people we contact may need services beyond law enforcement, we provide resources, referrals, and information to our community. Domestic Violence does not stop without action. Help can take the form of prosecution for a criminal offense with court-mandated treatment.
