With a child investigators to determine whether or not abuse has happened.

When allegations of child abuse arise, investigators meet with the child in a friendly, soft and inviting environment to learn what happened. In situations where there may have been sexual abuse, the detectives are trained in "Finding Words", a non leading questioning style that helps the child answer investigative questions without prompting the child to say things that may not have happened. This investigation and interview helps the investigators determine whether or not the abuse may have happened.

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