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[TE2]

Check out the Historical photo of the 2 Newark Mayors Former Mayor and Father of the Rock Sharpe James, and the current Mayor of Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker front page of this weeks Local Talk Newark they are standing on the Red Carpet at the Openning of the Prudential Center (Bon Jovi Concert) if you can't get paper you can check it out on line at www.localtalknewark.com page 12 has the story---------------------


You can also click on to page 8 and read the story I done about Violence Against Women both are must read stories

Good Morning Newark Speaks Family and 300 guest:D :D

[spokenword]

Check out the Historical photo of the 2 Newark Mayors Former Mayor and Father of the Rock Sharpe James, and the current Mayor of Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker front page of this weeks Local Talk Newark they are standing on the Red Carpet at the Openning of the Prudential Center (Bon Jovi Concert) if you can't get paper you can check it out on line at www.localtalknewark.com page 12 has the story---------------------


You can also click on to page 8 and read the story I done about Violence Against Women both are must read stories

Good Morning Newark Speaks Family and 300 guest:D :D





Nice article TE2 (some editing needed), but the message was delivered! I personally know Pamela Mcauley, good person.


Regarding the role of the police officer, this sometimes is a sticky situation. Sometimes women who are victims of domestic violence are afraid and when the police is contacted and arrive on the scene, they tend to change the story to avoid having the abuser arrested! The job of the officer can be tough when it comes to these types of calls.

I once did an internship at a battered woman's shelter and most of the women will stay in an abusive situation because of fear, insecurities, and retaliation from the abuser. Most of them will also admit that mental abuse far exceeds physical abuse.

[Miss Tam-Tam]

Regarding the role of the police officer, this sometimes is a sticky situation. Sometimes women who are victims of domestic violence are afraid and when the police is contacted and arrive on the scene, they tend to change the story to avoid having the abuser arrested! The job of the officer can be tough when it comes to these types of calls.


Domestic violence calls are one of the most dangerous calls that police respond to. In fact, such calls are a major cause of police killings in America.

http://incestabuse.about.com/od/domesticabuse/a/police.htm

[TE2]

Nice article TE2 (some editing needed), but the message was delivered! I personally know Pamela Mcauley, good person.


Regarding the role of the police officer, this sometimes is a sticky situation. Sometimes women who are victims of domestic violence are afraid and when the police is contacted and arrive on the scene, they tend to change the story to avoid having the abuser arrested! The job of the officer can be tough when it comes to these types of calls.

I once did an internship at a battered woman's shelter and most of the women will stay in an abusive situation because of fear, insecurities, and retaliation from the abuser. Most of them will also admit that mental abuse far exceeds physical abuse.

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[Our_beloved_City]

Good article, shameless plug!

You don't have to direct people to your article for the LOCAL TALK, but I am glad to read your article on Women and Violence.

[JoefromPGH]

Thanks TE!

Spoken....as you know, abused women often recant not at the scene but at the hearing/trial. I believe that if there is actual physical evidence (blood/bruising), the DA still proceeds with the charges. Wherever possible and rightfully so, there is zero toleranace for domestic abuse.

[spokenword]

Thanks TE!

Spoken....as you know, abused women often recant not at the scene but at the hearing/trial. I believe that if there is actual physical evidence (blood/bruising), the DA still proceeds with the charges. Wherever possible and rightfully so, there is zero toleranace for domestic abuse.



They will also change their story at the scene, ask any officer. Unless the officer sees visible abuse...cut, bleeding, black-eye, the arresting officer can act as the witness, and take the abuser into custody........ I have witnessed it myself!

[spokenword]

This is the Big one Elizabeth Honey I'm comming to join you Honey:D :D :D
Spoken word gave a brother credit, This is the Big One I'm comming Honey:D :D Redd Foxx



This is funny!:D