Brave son reports father for domestic abuse
A little boy who was so concerned about his father’s behaviour towards his mother took the brave move in calling police to report him.
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A little boy who was so concerned about his father’s behaviour towards his mother took the brave move in calling police to report him.
Dyfed-Powys Police has launched a campaign to empower victims to take the first step in seeking help as it works to eliminate domestic abuse
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