SEE ALL:
Is he jealous and
possessive?
Does he cut her off from family and friends and try to
isolate her?
Is he charming one
minute and abusive the next? Does he have
Sudden changes of mood
– like Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
Does he control her life – for example, her money, who she
should see, what she should wear?
Does he monitor her
movements?
Does he blame her for the abuse?
Does he humiliate or
insult her in front of others?
Does he verbally abuse her?
Does he constantly
criticise her?
Does he use anger and intimidation to frighten her and make
her comply with his
demands?
Does he tell her she’s
useless and couldn't cope without him?
Has he threatened to hurt her or people close to her if she
leaves?
Does she change her behaviour
to avoid making him angry?
Does he force her to have sex when she doesn't want to?
There are many different ways of
being abusive. Here are a few examples:
Damaging a woman’s possessions.
Smashing up the furniture.
Threatening to harm or kill the pets.
Threatening to kidnap or get custody of the children if she
leaves.
Locking her out of the house, during an argument.
Terrorising her by driving fast or through red lights at
high speed
because he knows it frightens her.
The aim of the behaviour, whether conscious or unconscious –
is to take control of the woman’s life. Domestic violence is an
abuse of power – it’s all about power and control.
FREE, FAST, emergency injunction service; http://www.ncdv.org.uk/
If “YOU” Suspect Domestic Abuse/Violence Call, The “POLICE”. Express “YOUR” concerns and the reasons why “YOU” are concerned. (It is the responsibility of the “POLICE” to take “YOUR” concerns seriously and to figure out what to do about them.) At the end of your conversation, ask for a “CAD Number” If needed this is the file number of your recorded conversation with Police.
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