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Facebook helps domestic violence victim

July 25, 2013 at 10:43 AM

Several family violence incidents in Northland this week were reported to the police.

In one incident the male partner had abused the woman and left her with no means of contact with her family, friends or even the police. Reportedly 'the woman, unable to leave the house or make a phone call, managed to put a message on Facebook asking for help. A friend saw the message and called police.'

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