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Victim Resources
"The mission of the St. Anthony Police Department is to provide a safe, secure environment, and enhance the quality of life in the City of St. Anthony...". This is the opening statement of the Mission of the St. Anthony Police Department. We aim to hold offenders accountable for their criminal conduct and provide resources and assistance to their victims.
Domestic Violence
Common Signs of Abusive Behavior
Acting excessively jealous and possessive
Control where you go, what you do, or who you talk to
Limit access to friends, family, money, phone, internet, or car
Threats of humiliation or physical harm
Criticize or ignore your opinions or accomplishments
Threaten to take children away or harm them
Force you to have sex or perform related acts
Bad temper or unpredictable behavior
Blame you for their behavior and mistakes
These are just a few of the most common signs of abusive behavior
Tips For Witnesses
What can you do if you witness domestic violence?
Keep your own safety in mind
Gather a group of people (safety in numbers) and verbally or physically intervene
Contact the authorities and document (record) the incident
If you choose not to intervene or cannot safely, gather as much info as possible, for example, physical description, events that transpired, words that were said, location of incident, description of vehicle and license plate, direction of travel.
If you can, contact the victim safely and privately and ask "are you okay" and assure them that it is not their fault and they should seek assistance.
The Facts
The state of Idaho takes Domestic Violence seriously. Idaho Code 19-5306 outlines the rights of victims during investigation, prosecution, and disposition of the crime. Victims are encouraged to review these rights and become familiar with them.
1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner
45% of female and 29% of male rape victims report being raped by an intimate partner
60% of female and 43% of male stalking victims report being stalked by a current or former intimate partner
72% of murder-suicides involve an intimate partner; 94% of these victims are female
1 in 15 children are exposed to intimate partner violence each year; 90% of these children are eyewitnesses to this violence
49% of Idaho kidnapping incidents are committed by the victims intimate partner
Early intervention is key to reducing these incidents in our community
The penalty in Idaho for Domestic Violence is doubled if committed in the presence of a child. (I.C. 18-918)
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