Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Pru Goward joined NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione to launch the ‘No Innocent Bystanders’ video campaign on Tuesday calling on the community to report domestic violence.
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"Unfortunately no community is immune to domestic violence, and Walcha is no exception," said Walcha Police Sergeant Anthony Smith.
"I urge anyone with any concerns to contact the local office or Crime Stoppers. All calls will be treated in the strictest confidence."
The campaign video, produced under the guidance of members of the NSW Police Domestic Violence Team, aims to highlight the devastating reality of domestic and family violence whilst demonstrating how the community can take action to report incidents anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
“Police need every piece of information they can to take action against domestic and family violence offenders, and help bring peace and safety to victims,” Minister Goward said.
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