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What we'll ask you about if you're reporting spiking for someone else.
AdviceWhat happens if the Crown Prosecution Service take a rape or sexual assault case to court, including special measures to make going to court easier for you.
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Request information under Clare's Law: How to make a Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS) application online
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Nuisance noise can have a negative impact on your quality of life. Get advice on how to deal with annoying noise from bars, clubs, alarms and building sites.
AdviceThe different ways you can report rape, sexual assault or other sexual offences, whether you want to talk to the police or tell someone else.
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What steps we'll take to gather evidence, including taking a formal statement from you and keeping you updated.
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Read our accessibility statement for this website. We want everyone to be able to use this website, that's why we are improving our accessibility options.
About usDevon & Cornwall Police Special Constable (SC) Daniels in South Devon shares his thoughts on working as a SC.
CareersRaves (also called unlicensed music events) cause disruption and misery for anyone living nearby. You can help us to stop it before it starts.
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