App aims to get justice for victims protection

By Natalie Kotsios
Updated February 5 2014 - 8:33am, first published 12:00am
Community Against Crime founder Tim Payne, Centre Against Violence chief executive officer Kerry Burns and president Virginia Mansel Lees and former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Community Against Crime founder Tim Payne, Centre Against Violence chief executive officer Kerry Burns and president Virginia Mansel Lees and former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK

A NORTH East family violence support service believes a new smartphone app could make a difference in protecting victims and encouraging them to take police action.

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