You called 102:

The dispatcher may ask for a brief description of the situation and ask:

• name and surname;

• the presence of children;

• the presence of animals;

• whether medical care is needed.

Police officers at the scene:

• stop offenses;

• conduct an explanatory conversation with the offender;

• inform the affected person about their rights;

• accept a statement from the injured person;

• make up administrative materials for the offense (in case of confirmation of the fact of domestic violence).

As needed:

• call an ambulance;

• provide first aid;

• issue an urgent restraining order in relation to the offender, on the basis of a risk assessment;

• invite the offender to the police station, for the purpose of questioning;

• call an investigative task force if there are signs of a criminal offense.

The powers of the police:

• taking preventive accounting of offenders;

• issuance of an urgent prohibition order in relation to the offender, on the basis of a risk assessment;

• cancellation of permits for the right to purchase, store, carry weapons by the offender;

• informing the relevant departments if there is a child among the victims;

• receipt of statements about the fact of domestic violence and their inclusion in the journal of the unified record of applications and reports of criminal offenses and other events.

• monitoring the implementation by offenders of special measures to combat domestic violence during the period of their validity;