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By The Numbers: domestic violence reported in the Town of Queen Creek

The final installment in a series examining arrest data

A records request reveals the number of arrests for suspicion of domestic violence occurring in the Town of Queen Creek over the last five calendar years.

The total? 175 total arrests with an average of 35 detainments per year within municipal bounds.

Domestic violence in all its forms is prevalent in wealthy and poor Arizona cities, towns and neighborhoods, numbers show, with no clear distinction drawn between ethnic backgrounds, cultural differences, or religious persuasion.

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