Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Welcome to the Intimate Partner Violence Risk Study - LEO Version Thank you for taking the time to participate in this important research study conducted by Operation Safe Escape. Your responses will play a critical role in helping us better understand the factors that contribute to increased risk of violence and homicide in intimate partner relationships. As a law enforcement officer, you are often the first point of contact a survivor has with a support system and resources that can help protect them. This study aims to identify patterns and predictors of violence or homicide to allow us to better protect and guide the survivors we work with. Additionally, the research will help advocates, shelters, and safe houses more effectively intervene, support survivors, and prevent harm before it escalates. Your participation will help shape the future of survivor-centered safety planning and advocacy. Your responses are completely anonymous and confidential. We understand that discussing these topics can be difficult, and we encourage you to take breaks as needed. If at any point you feel distressed, please consider reaching out to a trusted support network or a crisis resource. By continuing with this survey, you are contributing to vital research that will help protect lives and strengthen support systems for survivors of intimate partner violence. Thank you for your time and for helping us make a difference. 1. Are you trained on any of the following lethality assessment frameworks?ODERADanger AssessmentSARAAPRAISB-SAFERNoneOtherOther models (if applicable) Are accurate? would 2. In your opinion, do you feel the assessment model(s) is/are accurate? Why or why not?3. Were there any circumstances or situations that made you feel the offender would seriously harm the victim in the future? 4. Were there any circumstances or situations that made you feel the offender would kill or attempt to kill the victim in the future? 5. Is there any advice that you give to survivors of abuse that you feel is particularly effective in reducing harmful or lethal outcomes?Additional comments or notesSubmit