Establishes High-Risk Domestic Violence Response Program and requires certain training for law enforcement officers; appropriates $2 million.
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This bill creates a specialized program to respond to domestic violence situations involving high-risk individuals, such as those with histories of violence or those experiencing imminent danger. It mandates specific training for law enforcement officers on how to effectively handle these complex cases, focusing on safety and victim support. The bill also includes a $2 million appropriation to support the implementation and operation of this new program. Ultimately, the goal is to improve the safety and well-being of victims of high-risk domestic violence.
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