Since 2017 in NSW, 120 officers have been charged with domestic violence offences. But advocates believe many victims are too scared to report
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Annie* was in a relationship with a police officer for more than a decade. During that time, she says, he was manipulative and assaulted her.
When she finally got the courage to report her allegations of domestic violence to the police, a different command to where her partner worked investigated it. But then she realised that some of the officers in that command knew him.
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