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Looking to prior encounters with the police can help prevent domestic violence

By Lana Wells, Associate Professor, Brenda Strafford Chair in the Prevention of Domestic Violence Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary

Domestic violence is not a random event. New research indicates most men who perpetrate domestic violence have contact with police well before they are charged with a domestic violence crime.

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