Project Identify, Arrest and Prosecute Abuse (ID Abuse) is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence against Women. ID Abuse identifies domestic violence perpetrators, tracks their criminal histories, provides the shelters, law enforcement and prosecutors with the framework and training to share significant data to apply consistent arrest, investigation and prosecution standards. The system is utilized by domestic violence shelters serving 20 counties in Southern Alabama (including the Poarch Creek Band of Creek Indians), law enforcement agencies and prosecutors that service these victims.
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ID Abuse Partners
- Mobile County District Attorney’s Office
- Penelope House Family Violence Center
- Mobile Police Department
- Lighthouse Family Violence Center of Baldwin County
- Prichard Police Department
- Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office
- Mobile County Sheriff’s Office
- Washington County District Attorney’s Office
- Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office
- Washington County Sheriff’s Office
- House of Ruth, Dothan
- Opportunity House
- Harriet’s House
- Poarch Band of Creek Indians
- Escambia County District Attorney’s Office
Partners Only: ID Abuse database
