Sheriff’s Booklet Covers Data for Crime Victims
Information about community service programs and other assistance for victims of crime and domestic violence are included in a booklet developed by the Sheriff’s Department for distribution.
The handout was designed to answer questions about a broad range of law enforcement procedures, from contacting law enforcement officials and what to expect when officers arrive to obtaining civil remedies and restraining orders.
The booklet includes information on how to contact the Sheriff’s Department, and lists numbers for community service programs in the county that aid victims and witnesses of crime.
Sheriff’s officials say the booklets will be given to victims during investigation of their cases.
For more information, contact the Sheriff’s Department at (714) 647-7000.
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