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Suffered domestic abuse. all of the women at this meeting have to be anonymous for their own safety. they share their experiences of dealing with the police. i found out in october who the officer was in charge of my investigation. i didnt get any more contact from her untiljanuary. she didnt respond to any of my messages. he assaulted me, tried to strangle me, and i was covered in bruises on my neck and my chest. a member of the public called the police, but the police didnt even take me back h...

Police chiefs say forces have to do more to tackle all violence against women and girls. its basically ptsd. .. in barnsley, deborahjones has set up a support group, resolute, to help women whove suffered domestic abuse. all of the women at this meeting have to be anonymous for their own safety. they share their experiences of dealing with the police. i found out in october who the officer was in charge of my investigation. i didnt get any more contact from her untiljanuary. she didnt respond to...

From her untiljanuary. she didnt respond to any of my messages. he assaulted me, tried to strangle me, and i was covered in bruises on my neck and my chest. a member of the public called the police, but the police didnt even take me back home. how did you think you were treated as in terms of things _ being explained to you, what was happening? l the police officer that i had at first admitted to me that she wasnt domestic violence trained. she was firearms. the second one, she was a lot better,...

To any of my messages. he assaulted me, tried to strangle me, and i was covered in bruises on my neck and my chest. a member of the public called the police, but the police didnt even take me back home. how did you think you were treated as in terms of things _ being explained to you, what was happening? l the police officer that i had at first admitted to me that she wasnt domestic violence trained. she was firearms. the second one, she was a lot better, but the first one, it was just horrendou...

In bruises on my neck and my chest. a member of the public called the police, but the police didnt even take me back home. how did you think you were treated as in terms of things _ being explained to you, what was happening? l the police officer that i had at first admitted to me that she wasnt domestic violence trained. she was firearms. the second one, she was a lot better, but the first one, it was just horrendous. their local force, south yorkshire, says its regularly listening to victims a...

To me that she wasnt i domestic violence trained. to me that she werent- domestic violence trained. she were firearms. the second one, she was a lot better, but the first one, i it was just horrendous. their local force, south yorkshire, says its regularly listening to victims and delivering specialised training to growing numbers of officers and staff. june kelly, bbc news. joining me to discuss this is the chief executive of womens aid, which works to provide services to women suffering of use...

9:30 tomorrow morning, bret? >> bret: we will continue our coverage, jonathan, thank you. lets get analysis from defense attorney former prosecutor lori murray. lori, thanks for being here we heard he lied to authorities that night. we heard it from the defense questioning. what about that today? what else did you see? >> well, i mean, i think he had two different choices. he could have gotten in there and pled the fifth on every single thing they asked him or go from and own what he has done. t...

Attention that suddenly arrived in lancashire-— attention that suddenly arrived in lancashire. ., ~ , . ., lancashire. thank you very much for that, lancashire. thank you very much for that. raising — lancashire. thank you very much for that, raising the _ lancashire. thank you very much for that, raising the main _ lancashire. thank you very much for that, raising the main issues - that, raising the main issues concerning the investigation of the search for 45 year nicola bulley, the latest...

Walk. what happened next was that iphone, still connected to a teams conference call was left on a bench, her dog were spotted nearby by a member of the public, that was brought into the school and to the police and then we had this huge police and then we had this huge police search, this missing person search, which they have described as unprecedented, we know they have devoted a number of officers to the search, around 40 officers, they have been knocking on doors, they have been knocking on...

Have had done extensive searches and once they have done that, because it was nicola had gone into the water, they could maintain resources in their place. from what i gather, in their place. from what i gather, in the public domain, they were giving information from a member of the public who indicated they had seen something, the police then went into that specific part of the river. if you can imagine how challenging it would be to try to find anything in a river which has a flow in it, go fo...