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Victim Resources

If you are a victim of a crime, you are not alone. Crime can happen to anyone, regardless of precautions that may or may not have been taken to stay safe. Being a victim can be a traumatic experience, and seem to turn the world upside down. We are here to help and there are many available resources to help victims regain a sense of balance and strength as they heal.

Cache County Victim Services
CAPSA
Safe Harbor

If you need help, reach out to the following organizations for support.

Cache County Victim Services provides assistance for victims in navigating the criminal court process.

CAPSA is a non-profit organization for victims of domestic violence, rape and sexual abuse.

Safe Harbor Crisis Center provides shelter, supportive services, and advocacy to survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault.

Additional Resources

No Trespass Order

Utah Code 76-6-206
No trespass orders are issued and enforced by the local police department. They allow law enforcement to more easily enforce criminal trespass by someone on your private property. Call the Cache Valley Non-emergency line to get in touch with an officer to learn more.
Criminal Trespass Code

Civil Stalking Injunction

Utah Code 78B-7-7
If you are a victim of stalking, you can obtain a criminal stalking injunction from the courts. The stalking behavior must have been done at least two times, and can include things such as; being followed, monitored, photographed, communicated to or about, being contacted through any electronic means, and others as listed in Utah Code 76-5-106.5. Click on the button below to learn more, and how to apply for one.
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Cohabitant Abuse Protective Order

Utah Code 78B-7-606(2)
If you are facing abuse from a cohabitant, including: physical harm, threats of physical harm, or domestic violence, then you can ask for a cohabitant protective order. For more information, and how to ask for one click the link below to the Utah Courts website.
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Dating Violence Protective Order

Utah Code 78B-7-405(4)
If you are/were in a social relationship of a romantic nature, and you are facing dating violence or abuse, including: physical harm, or threats of violence or physical harm, then you can ask for a Dating Violence Protective order. Click the button below for the Utah Courts website for further information, and how to apply.
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