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#Now: @NYCFirstLady and NYPD officials announce the expansion of the Crime Victims Assistance Program (CVAP) to all of the city’s 77 precincts and 9 Police Service Areas (PSA), making it the first police department in the country to make such a service available to crime victims.pic.twitter.com/fprLzeu6ID
CVAP is a free and confidential program that pairs crime victims with trained advocates who help mitigate post-event trauma by discussing their safety concerns, legal rights, and ways to navigate the criminal justice system in a meaningful way.pic.twitter.com/7psu7smCCQ
“CVAP allows us as a city to reach people in great need at a very vulnerable time—immediately following a crime. We are so pleased that victim advocates are now in every precinct and PSA in the city.” Said NYPD Deputy Commissioner for Collaborative Policing Susan Hermanpic.twitter.com/8k9re28o2e
What about the crime victims that result from bad policing ? are you gonna help the victims of police brutality?
The result of tinder scam in NYC, I got strangled by security for protestingpic.twitter.com/hBz8GlaN5f
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