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DV and social services

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morethanabitworried · 20/07/2006 13:47

Am shocked. Are they allowed to come round without prior warning? Even if they come armed with a letter saying 'Apologies for being unable to see you as arranged, but I'm sending my colleague BLAH round instead'?

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morethanabitworried · 20/07/2006 13:49

It was a DV incident about a month ago - some of you may recognise me, but now it seems they're turning the tables on me.

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morethanabitworried · 20/07/2006 14:12

No one?

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anniemac · 20/07/2006 14:21

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glitterfairy · 20/07/2006 20:41

I am not sure what this about and dont really understand your post at all sorry!

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morethanabitworried · 20/07/2006 22:05

Thanks, annie.

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saffy202 · 20/07/2006 22:37

If you were a victim of DV and called the police - then the police automatically inform SS if there are children involved. It is usual for then SS to come around and make sure the children are fine.

chipkid · 20/07/2006 22:50

what has happened? not sure I understand your post

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