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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION:
What will happen to the abuser if I tell?

New York Police Department, Special Victims Liason Unit

Both the Special Victims Liaison Unit and the Sex Offender Monitoring Unit operate under the auspices of the Central Investigation and Resource Division of the Detective Bureau.

Specially trained female detectives answer your questions on the Sex Crime Report Hotline, 24 hours/day: (212) 267-RAPE
The Sex Offender Monitoring Unit collects, exchanges, disseminates and monitors information on sex offenders pursuant to the state Sex offender Registration Act.
The Special Victims Liaison Unit also arranges for sexual assault awareness and prevention lectures.

Visit the New York Police Department, Special Victims Liaison Unit Site

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Voices and Faces:
Sasha Walters

"There is nothing that you could ever do that would make it OK for someone to rape you. Nothing. It doesn't matter where you were, or what you did. For me, realizing this was the beginning of healing."
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SAYSO 2008 Album 4

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