National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones shares a message for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, which will be observed April 19–25, 2015. He’s joined by Sara Flynn, director of BCSO’s Victim Assistance Program.

If you’ve been the victim of a crime in Butler County, or you know someone who is, please reach out to us. We have resources to help. You can contact us anonymously if you prefer.

Victim Assistance Program

The Victim Assistance Program is a court advocacy program staffed by trained Victim Advocates who provide services and referrals to victims of misdemeanor crimes in the Butler County Area Courts. Advocates act as the liaison of communication between the victim and the courts, providing support both during and after their cases, throughout the criminal and civil court processes. Advocates will provide services and support to empower, heal and assure that every victim, every time, has a voice in the judicial process.

Learn more at: http://www.butlersheriff.org/victim-assistance/
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Contacting BCSO

To report a crime in progress, contact our dispatch center:
(513) 785-1300 non-emergency, and 9-1-1 emergency

To contact an victim advocate, call (513) 887-3430 or use the form at:
http://www.butlersheriff.org/victim-assistance/

To submit anonymous crime tips, visit:
http://www.butlersheriff.org/tips/