Practice for Respond to Domestic Violence

Police Officer: Please, sit down. Do you want to report a ?
 
Billy’s Aunt: Not exactly. We have a friend. And we think her is her.

Police Officer: You have come to the right place. It is my job to women like your friend. Can you tell me what’s going on?
 
Billy’s Aunt: He doesn’t let her see her . And her husband takes all the money from her paychecks.
 
Police Officer: Well, those are often signs of .

Billy’s Mother: But… She doesn’t have her papers. She doesn’t know what to do. She is .
 
Police Officer: Your friend doesn’t have to . She does not need to have . Here in New York, we help everyone.
 
Billy’s Mother: She doesn’t want to make trouble. She doesn’t want everyone to know about her problem.

Police Officer: Many women have the same problem. Trust me. I have seen all types of people in her . Here. Take this information. is a very serious problem. And there are no easy . But it will not get better. She has to do something about it.

Police Officer: You can tell your to come see me. I’ll be here for her. Or she can go to any in the city. There, someone like me can .