domestic violence questioning:

Question 1

relationship history questions:

Answer 1

Current status of the relationship

Escalation of the relationship

Children Exposed

Threats

Forced sex

Strangling, Choking or Biting

Stalking

Information on Relative Social Powerlessness

Question 2

Complainant’s Perception of Risk:

Answer 2

Comaplainant’s Perception of personal Safety

Complainant’s Perception of Future Violence

Question 3

Access to weapons:

Answer 3

Weapons/ Firearms (Used or Threatened?)

Access to Weapons / Firearms

Question 4

What three topics do we want to cover when dealing with a domestic situation?

Answer 4

Relationship history

Complainant’s perception of safety

Suspect history

Access to weapons/ firearms

Question 5

Suspect History:

Answer 5

Suspect’s criminal Violence history

Previous Domestic Violence History

Court Orders

Alcohol/ Drugs

Employment Instability

Mental Illness

Suicidal Indeation

Question 6

while enroute we should be:

Answer 6

looking over call history

Computer checks CPIC NICHE CFRO

violent past? 
Weapons? 
Gangs?
Prior domestics?
Assaults Threats ?

Question 7

RG for emergency entry:

Answer 7

Cries for help

Visible weapons

Obvious signs that a struggle has occured

Eye-witness account that a crime has occured, and the victim is still in the residence

911 hangup calls

The nature and the quality of the information available to members in attendance

Question 8

Safety Plan:

Answer 8

Will vary depending on the circumstances

Before assault- Prevention/ Precautions

Durring Assault

After Assault

Question 9

dominant aggrassor:

Answer 9

The person determined to be the most significant rather than the first aggressor