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Shortly after the COVID pandemic struck the region, a wife and husband found themselves jobless, collecting unemployment and with their kids virtually learning at home. Some of them said the pandemic likely led to an increase in abuse at home given the extra layer of stress people were facing. But an NBC10 investigation into domestic abuse during the COVID pandemic found that there are gaps in data and reporting requirements, making it difficult to say for certain whether there was an increase in domestic abuse during the COVID pandemic. Most of the domestic violence data is siloed by the agency that delivered services -- be it advocacy agency hotline calls, calls, or requests for protection from abuse orders. Data collected from responding counties and domestic violence advocacy agencies by NBC 10 show percentage change by month from to across three metrics used to measure domestic violence data. The Controversy Of Domestic Abuse Victims

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A domestic violence victim got her own back by sending nude videos of her abusive ex to his family and bombarding his friend's grandparents with unpaid takeaways, a court heard. Shelby Gratty, https://amazonia.fiocruz.br/scdp/blog/gregorys-punctuation-checker-tool/analysis-of-the-boy-died-in-my.php, shared explicit videos of The Controversy Of Domestic Abuse Victims Etchells in a bid to publicly embarrass him after she fell victim to jealousy-fuelled attacks in which culminated in him leaving her with a broken nose and fractured cheekbone.

But police were alerted to the clips after relatives of year-old were said to be 'disgusted' by the content which was sent to them via social media. Inquiries revealed Gratty had also sent still images of Etchells exposing himself during private photos she took of him during their affair. At Tameside magistrates' court, Gratty admitted malicious communications, harassment, causing a public nuisance and Victi,s damage and was ordered to complete a month community order.

Etchells, from Hyde, is currently serving 33 months in jail for unlawfully wounding Gratty and is barred from contacting her for life under the terms of a restraining order. Teh couple had been in an 18 month relationship but it was said to be 'volatile. She denied him access and then reluctantly let him into the building.

He then left the address and then returned shortly after when he went through her mobile phone and accused her of cheating. She describes her vision as having gone bleary but she did not lose consciousness. The court heard the explicit films Coontroversy Etchells were circulated on social media in May last year.

'Death Sentence'

Initially an indecent video of him was shared by Gratty on WhatsApp before she sent an image of Etchells exposing himself. One of the relatives who was sent the pictures told police: 'I am disgusted and I don't think it's appropriate sending me these videos. Shelby should understand this sort of behaviour is not acceptable. Another relative said: 'It made me feel very weird.

I don't want to see these pictures and I don't understand why she is doing it - her behaviour is concerning. Etchells' mother said: 'Shelby was doing this on purpose as she wants to try and get back at read article family because of the issues between her and Teejay.

It is not acceptable for her to send videos and pictures of his penis. The court heard Gratty also hounded the grandparents of one of her ex's friends by organising unwanted visits from tradesmen and online takeaways to their home.

The elderly couple said they received five unwanted deliveries every hour and were hounded simply because their grandson was a friend of Etchells. Police also received several hoax calls relating to the address which a woman falsely claimed to be held hostage and had been stabbed in the leg. The husband said: 'The incidents just don't seem to be stopping I am nervous at home in case of the police turn up again and all the neighbours seem suspicious about the number of times the police have turned up.]