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Amy Hachborn
Staff Sergeant - Intimate Partner Violence Unit, Waterloo Regional Police Service
Staff Sergeant Amy Hachborn has been a police officer with the Waterloo Regional Police Service for the past 20 years. She has worked patrol in Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge and as a detective in the Intimate Partner Violence Unit and the Special Victims Unit. She has also worked as a School Resource Officer, in the Training Branch and at Court Services.
Currently she is the Staff Sergeant of the Intimate Partner Violence Unit which is comprised of 20 investigators, two sergeants and detectives assigned to focus on early intervention and high risk offenders.
Currently she is the Staff Sergeant of the Intimate Partner Violence Unit which is comprised of 20 investigators, two sergeants and detectives assigned to focus on early intervention and high risk offenders.
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Intimate Partner Violence Unit - Waterloo Region Police Services
(Below quoted information sourced from the "Our Response to Intimate Partner Violence" section, on the Intimate Partner Violence Unit description as found HERE)
"The Intimate Partner Violence Unit of the Waterloo Regional Police Service was the first unit solely dedicated to the investigation of intimate partner violence in Canada and was launched in March 2006. The team specializes in preventing, responding to and investigating incidents of intimate partner violence. The unit also connects victims to important community supports as a partner in the Family Violence Project of Waterloo Region.
The unit continues to be a hallmark of intimate partner violence investigations providing a wrap-around, victim-centric approach focused on support, safety planning, breaking the cycle and early intervention." |
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