The Victim Services Unit with the El Paso Police Department is dedicated to providing assistance to all victims through awareness, education, information and resources with respect and dignity victims deserve. We make every effort to provide our services to victims in a compassionate, efficient, and just manner. According to the Texas Crime Victim Rights Bill, a victim is a person who has (1) suffered bodily injury or death or who has been the victim of a sexual assault, kidnapping, or aggravated robbery, (2) the close relative (spouse, parent, or adult brother, sister, or child) of a deceased victim.

If you or someone you know is a victim and is in need of assistance, you can contact us at any of the following locations:

Westside Regional Command Center 585-6125
Northeast Regional Command Center 759-2046
Pebble Hills Regional Command Center 599-5675
Mission Valley Regional Command Center 872-3614
Central Regional Command Center 577-5222
El Paso Police Headquarters 564-7045

Victim Services Website Contents

• Victims Services Response Team
• Texas Crime Victims’ Rights
• What is Elder Abuse?
• What is Domestic Violence?
• Types of Domestic Violence
  • Children and Domestic Violence
  • Teen Dating Violence
  • Substance Abuse and Domestic Violence
  • Battering in Same Sex Relationships
• Coping with Anger/Emotional Issues
• The Power and Control Wheel
• The Equality Wheel
• Immigration Rights
• Safety Preparation
• Acknowledgements and Disclaimers

Information in this Website is for informational and educational purposes only, and is not intended to replace, and should not be interpreted or relied upon as professional advise.

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