A victim of domestic violence tells you not to charge their partner because they are afraid of losing financial support. What should you do?

A victim of domestic violence tells you not

Multiple choice — select the best answer

ARespect the victim's wishes and do not charge the partner
BCharge the partner and ignore the victim's concerns
CDelay the file until the victim feels ready to proceed
DExplain the charging process, connect them with victim services, document the case fully, and proceed with charges if there are reasonable grounds

✓ Correct answer: D. Explain the charging process, connect them with victim services, document the case fully, and proceed with charges if there are reasonable grounds Domestic violence is often a criminal matter regardless of victim wishes. Officers must follow policy while also supporting the victim through services.

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