MustafaRasta
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The only ones I've ever heard about were all athletes. I wasn't sure if others occurred and didn't get press, or there aren't any. Maybe those are the ones being "covered up".
The ones covered up the most are cases against law enforcement. Which numerous studies have quantified domestic violence in police famileis as three times more likely than in non law enforcemenrt families.
Not bashing here, that's the numbers. It's somewhat unfair in my opinion to crucify an 18 year old kid for an allegation while willfully ignoring thst those in charge of serving and protecting the community are the most egregious offenders.
: In a nationwide survey of 123 police departments, 45% had no specific policy for dealing with officer-involved domestic violence.
: In that same survey, the most common discipline imposed for a sustained allegation of domestic violence was counseling. Only 19% of departments indicated that officers would be terminated after a second sustained allegation of domestic violence.
: In San Diego, a national model in domestic violence prosecution, the City Attorney typically prosecutes 92% of referred domestic violence cases, but only 42% of cases where the batterer is a cop.
: And there is another American profession that has a significantly more alarming problem with domestic abuse. I'd urge everyone who believes in zero tolerance for NFL employees caught beating their wives or girlfriends to direct as much attentionor ideally, even more attentionat police officers who assault their partners. Several studies have found that the romantic partners of police officers suffer domestic abuse at rates significantly higher than the general population. And while all partner abuse is unacceptable, it is especially problematic when domestic abusers are literally the people that battered and abused women are supposed to call for help. - source - The Atlantic
Now, I'd like to see a paper write an article on this.
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