Understanding Online Police Report Databases

 Online police report databases are websites or platforms that provide access to police reports and related information. These databases serve as centralized repositories of incident reports, allowing individuals to search for and obtain copies of specific police reports.

Domestic Incident Leads to Arrest of Clyde Resident

Domestic Incident Leads to Arrest of Clyde Resident

6-year-old, man dead after domestic violence incident

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.— A child and a man are dead while a woman is fighting for her life after a domestic violence incident in Bloomington, Illinois.

Montgomery man arrested on domestic violence and robbery charges

MONTGOMERY, Ala.- A Montgomery man is facing multiple charges after a mid-February incident in the 5100 block of Rush Drive, the Montgomery Police Department has confirmed.

Two Chino Residents Arrested for the Willful Cruelty to a Child

On Wednesday, February 2, 2022, investigators from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department, Crimes Against Children (CAC) Detail, conducted an investigation regarding a one-month-old male victim who was admitted to Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC) with severe injuries. Doctors at LLUMC determined the injuries were caused by non-accidental trauma, consistent with child abuse.

I was a child victim of domestic abuse – I know how badly kids like me need support

The victims bill must ensure access to specialist therapeutic services for children who have suffered trauma at home

In the end, after I had climbed out on to the narrow window ledge yet again, my mum tied the bedroom windows shut with shoelaces, knotted over and over and tugged tight. Even at that young age – just six or seven – I knew, standing in the window, that if I stepped a foot off, I wouldn’t fly. I would fall.

And if that meant dying, there on the grass below, that was OK. Other times it wasn’t quite so passive; I actively craved it.

St. Louis mayor and domestic violence victim trade barbs on social media

Mayor Tishaura Jones recently wrote, defending herself on social media following controversy over an alleged attacker's release from jail.
Byers' Beat is a weekly column written by the I-Team's Christine Byers, who has covered public safety in St. Louis for 15 years. It is intended to offer context and analysis to the week's biggest crime stories and public safety issues.
ST. LOUIS — An alleged domestic violence victim whose attacker was erroneously released recently got the attention of St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones on social media after accusing Jones of having time to dance rather than address the needs of her constituents.