My (ex) husband/wife violated a restraining order, but wasn t arrested. How come?
The decision to file charges against someone under 166.4 or other sections of the Penal Code regarding violation of court orders is a decision by the District Attorney, not the police department. Our function is to document and assemble evidence and forward it to the District Attorney for evaluation and further action. If you have a specific question about a case, we suggest you contact the involved officer directly.
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- My (ex) husband/wife violated a restraining order, but wasn t arrested. How come?
