Plea to show domestic violence the red card during World Cup
Greater Manchester Police saw a 43 per cent increase in calls reporting domestic abuse following England's defeat in 2010.
Greater Manchester Police saw a 43 per cent increase in calls reporting domestic abuse following England's defeat in 2010.
Police have released a recording of the moment an eight-year-old boy called 999 to tell them his mother was being battered by her partner.
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The call was released by Greater Manchester Police as part of the launch of a major campaign against domestic violence before the World Cup starts.
The boy can be heard pleading ‘help, help it’s my mum and dad’ as the woman screams for help in the background and another child can be heard crying.
Greater Manchester Police say they went to the scene but neither parent would give any information about the incident and said they did not want any police involvement.
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