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Domestic violence surveys help police stay in touch with victims
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November 3, 2014
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Nov 3, 20141:14Now PlayingDr. Jacquelyn Campbell, professor at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and a national leader in research and advocacy on domestic violence, says police rarely hear from victims after they leave the scene. Campbell told CBS News that the survey she developed is meant in part to help police stay in contact with the victims.
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