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Do not withhold good from those who deserve it
when it’s in your power to act. ~Proverbs 3:27
when it’s in your power to act. ~Proverbs 3:27
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The following domestic videos are located on YouTube to make them easy to obtain from anywhere. You will need some form of software to pull them off that website and load into your PowerPoint presentation. You may decide to play them directly from YouTube but you must have an Internet connection. Third party software will also allow you to trim them down if you don’t want to use the entire clip.
The videos are meant for educational purposes only. Always follow copyright laws when using them. Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate is available on the Police Videos page.
The two videos above are from Alburquerque, NM where a domestic violence suspect was fatally shot by a police officer. The second of the two videos is an interview with his girlfriend who was the original victim. They show the inherent dangers when dealing with a domestic situation and the unexpected reaction from some victims.
The two videos above are also from Alburquerque, NM where a domestic violence suspect was fatally shot by a police officer. In this case the call started with a 911 call from the wife who had been kidnapped and stuffed into the trunk of her husbands car. Both videos are also very telling of the possible realities with DV calls.
This video is DV call in Atlanta from 1998. The officer makes several choices that would not be acceptable today when dealing with a DV couple. Videos like this one will help your students understand the common mistakes made by LEOs and how to avoid them.
The DV victim in the above video will give students a candid look into her life and an idea of what keeps a victim going back to their abuser.
The above videos will help you illustrate the difference between domestic violence and domestic disputes. Sometimes its just an argument between a husband and wife and no police action is necessary.
This video depicts a DV and abduction that occurred in Texas. Stop the video at key points and allow your students to discuss the proper course of action. Then play it through so they can see the action taken by the officers.
The officers in this video first assume the man is the suspect and the woman a victim. Through their investigation in turns out to be just the opposite. A valuable learning example for cadets to thoroughly investigate DV calls and not jump to an arrest without Probable Cause.
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