What cops are saying about domestic violence

**TERA** · #1 17th-July-2008

Interesting forum....

These Are Private Forums for Law Enforcement. We Reserve the Right to Remove Non-LEO Members, Anti-LE or Inappropriate Posts and Users Without Warning.

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93437

And another DV question discussed by officers:

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95841

shaazam · #2 17th-July-2008

"Id believe it. Beein in a situation where emotions and adreneline run very high, people usually dont do things they would do in a non heated situation"

plus alcohol and drugs with folk who are overcome by the situation and have access to firearms

the LEOS fear domestic violence scenes with good reason

Marx · #3 17th-July-2008

Sarkis Asked:

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How often is a DV call on the wife attacking a husband?

To which, DeputySC replied:

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Most of the time its the female calling to say the male assaulted her. I think just as many females assault males. Males just dont call the police because they feel since they are physically stronger there is no need. Or that they are to embarrassed to have to tell a few cops who may also happen to be his fellow male that he just got worn out by his ol' lady.

p40tiger7 expanded to say:

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In my experience, DV runs were right up there with unknown trouble calls. Gals with "high heeled shoes", are a deady weapons, especially when one is struck across the back of the head. Years ago, more than one officer has died from the results of these type of shoes, with metal taps attached.... especially when hubby is being hooked up.

Yet, strangely, we never read of these instances.. Is this officer a liar, or do women who murder get swept under the carpet?

The last post offers this youtube file:

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**bachelor tom** · #4 17th-July-2008

Excellent, this kind of stuff from the frontlines is just what is needed to answer the claims of political & academic feminists - reality versus ideology

**TERA** · #5 17th-July-2008

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Originally Posted by bachelor tom

Excellent, this kind of stuff from the frontlines is just what is needed to answer the claims of political & academic feminists - reality versus ideology

Precisely. This is why I posted this, and also why I'm activating a membership there. They have a particular forum where members can ask questions to leos, and I'd like to ask a few questions pertaining to false rape allegations, domestic violence, sentencing, laws, and gender issues.

Aug9th-LiveOrDie · #6 17th-July-2008

I know that one time a neighbor called 911 thinking there was a domestic violence situation and me and my female roommate were just whooping and hollering over a klitscko fight

**TERA** · #7 18th-July-2008

"How they really feel about us..."

(Ouch!)

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95920

**TERA** · #8 18th-July-2008

Wives/girlfriends dispatching/riding along on patrol:

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95299

**TERA** · #9 18th-July-2008

This one really isn't related to misandry in any way, but it is interesting, to say the least. The cops are talking about how they can arrest you for any citable driving offense, at their discretion, and what sorts of situations prompt an officer to decide to do it.

http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94827

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