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Resources for addressing police perpetrated domestic violence
June 08, 2017 at 4:20 PM
*From the New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse*
NZFVC has compiled some resources on addressing police perpetrated intimate partner violence below.
In April 2017, a police officer was charged with the murder of his estranged wife and the attempted murder of a man she was believed to be in a relationship with in Invercargill.
Appearing briefly at a hearing in May, he was remanded in custody.
Research and resources on police perpetrated intimate partner violence
US research has estimated the rate of abuse perpetration by police officers as up to 15 times higher than the general population.
The report Hands Up at Home: Militarized Masculinity and Police Officers Who Commit Intimate Partner Abuse (Goodmark, 2015) draws attention to factors such as the power, training and socialisation of police officers. The report also sets out barriers to victims seeking help.
The International Association of Police Chiefs has developed a Domestic Violence by Police Officers model Policy (revised 2003, currently being updated).
The US National Prevention Toolkit on Officer Involved Domestic Violence is part of an effort to prevent violence in the homes of criminal justice families.
Diane Wetendorf (USA) has written extensively on the issue and published a number of resources including a handbook for victims, an annotated safety plan and a police power and control wheel.
A book The Secret Epidemic of Police Domestic Violence: How It Affects Us All (Roslin, 2nd edition, 2016) has won a series of awards. It includes detailed advice for victims, family and friends and detailed recommendations for police, governments, the public, advocates, the media and academics (in the Appendices, freely available online).
Media
Lynley Tulloch: Police standards, sexism and social sadis, Stuff, 30.05.2017
Dunedin cop charged with shooting of wife remanded in custody, NZ Herald, 18.05.2017
Senior Christchurch cop stood down amid harassment allegations, NZ Herald, 16.05.2017
Former police officer pleads guilty to using database to snoop on 21 women, Stuff, 08.05.2017
Leaked letter tells of alleged police sexual assault, Otago Daily Times, 05.05.2017
