NSW Police have today (Thursday 22 November 2018) launched a new video campaign highlighting proactive strategies officers are using in the continued commitment to tackle domestic and family violence.
\nThe \u201cADVO Compliance Checks\u201d video campaign is an initiative that targets perpetrator accountability, victim support and changing community attitudes.
\nNSW Police Corporate Sponsor for Domestic and Family Violence, Assistant Commissioner Mark Jones APM said we all have a role to play in preventing domestic and family violence.
\n\u201cDomestic and family violence is a crime that is not subject to postcodes; it affects people from all walks of life and spans the entire geography of this state,\u201d said Assistant Commissioner Jones.
\n\u201cEvery day across NSW, our officers work tirelessly to help victims of such crimes and bring perpetrators to justice.
\n\u201cIn the past 12 months NSW police have conducted over 22,000 checks on whether apprehended violence orders are being complied with and will continue to do so daily.
\n\u201cThis video campaign is yet another example of positive change led by our officers in addressing domestic violence and holding offenders accountable for their actions.
\n\u201cThe message is clear, those that choose to put others\u2019 lives in danger, will face the full force of the law.
\n\u201cWe want perpetrators to know that accountability starts with them, but it may end with us,\u201d said Assistant Commissioner Jones.
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