The Inspector General’s report found that military law enforcement often did not consistently process crime scenes, conduct thorough interviews or inform victims about services available to them.
Jonathan Ahl | The American Homefront Project
In 2010 at Fort Drum, Alyss Monroe was assaulted by her then-husband. She says the military offered little support and didn't take her abuse seriously.
From Texas Public Radio:
A recent report found that military law enforcement often mishandles domestic violence on base, leading to fewer prosecutions and ongoing danger for people who are abused. Some abused spouses complain that they’re not taken seriously and say the process favors the service member.
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