Right now, what happens if a tribal officer is responding to a domestic violence call, and the non-Indian suspect attacks the officer?
Catherine Cortez Masto: “Right now, what happens if a tribal officer is responding to a domestic violence call, and the non-Indian suspect…”
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Cortez Masto highlights the dangers faced by tribal law enforcement during domestic violence calls.
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