When responding to calls involving suspected domestic violence, patrol officers should:

A. Handle the situation independently.
B. Involve barangay officials and DSWD personnel if possible.
C. Contact the tactical operations center.
D. Move the situation to the nearest police station.

Patrol officers should involve barangay officials and DSWD personnel when responding to suspected domestic violence to ensure proper support and resources. This collaborative approach enhances safety and effectiveness in addressing the needs of the victim. Handling the situation independently may increase risks and does not provide the necessary community support.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-04

Patrol officers should involve barangay officials and DSWD personnel when responding to suspected domestic violence situations to ensure proper support and resources. Handling the situation independently may pose risks, and collaboration is key to effective response. This approach aligns with community and law enforcement strategies for addressing domestic violence. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04