State issues new guidelines for law enforcement responding to domestic violence calls
New York state issued new guidelines on Tuesday for law enforcement agencies when responding to domestic violence incidents.
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News 12’s Jade Nash has more on the updated instructions as part of a larger effort to expand the state’s existing red flag laws.
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