Preventing domestic violence in High Point - North Carolina

Chris Engel 4/10/132:33 PM

"High Point Police started the “Domestic Violence Call-In”, which has domestic violence offenders meet face-to-face with police officers, probation officers and district attorneys, last year. During the meeting, offenders hear the punishment they’ll face if they repeat the same offense.

“So far we have notified 673 offenders that they are on list, and only 40 of them, or six percent, have reoffended after getting that message,” Captain Tim Ellenberger said...."

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