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preliminary result of Police ODARA trial

October 29, 2013 at 9:50 AM

The New Zealand Police has been using the ODARA, a Canadian response system since July 2012, and it reports 'shocking data' but this is no surprise. 

For the 95,000 family violence police call outs children were present in over 50% of these incidents and 54,000 cases involved intimate partner violence.

You can read the news story here.



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