Requires specialized in-service training regarding crime victims for police departments in certain high-crime areas.
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Overview
This bill mandates specialized in-service training for law enforcement officers in New Jersey’s six most crime-ridden urban municipalities. The training will focus on the unique needs of crime victims and the services available to them. The Attorney General will determine the percentage of officers needing training, and the Division of Criminal Justice will assist police departments in implementing these new requirements. This aims to improve how law enforcement interacts with and supports victims of crime.
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