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Helping a Crime Victim
Don't blame or judge the victim.
Let the victim know that you are sorry for what happened.
Offer the support of a professional counselor.
Tend to the immediate physical or emotional needs of the victim.
Do not disturb any crime scenes.
Offer to support the victim if they decide to contact the police.
Listen to the victim if they are willing to talk about the crime.
Help with transportation, babysitting, cooking or other everyday needs.
Offer to accompany the victim to the police station, hospital or courts.
Tell the victim you will continue to be there for support and follow up with him/her later.
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