LAPD Suggests Ways to Stop Domestic Violence
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Los Angeles police urged people to “take a stand”’ if they believe someone is a victim of domestic violence.
A revised LAPD flier with domestic violence prevention tips can be obtained through the department’s Web site at https://www.lapdonline.org. The public can also get a copy by calling (213) 485-1314.
“Victims of domestic violence come from all walks of life, all cultures, all incomes, all ages and religious backgrounds,” said LAPD Cmdr. Sharon Papa.
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