REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage shows Effingham County Sheriff's deputies investigating a domestic violence situation where the victim has been living with her abuser for a significant period. This bodycam video captures both the interview process and medical assessment of the victim's injuries. In this police bodycam footage, officers continue their investigation into the suspect's potential substance abuse issues, asking directly: "Do you know if he does... does he do drugs?" The victim's response provides important context about their living situation: "No, I don't think... we've lived together for a year." This statement, captured on police bodycam, establishes the long-term nature of the relationship and potential exposure to ongoing abuse. The officer also inquires about their residence, asking "What's your address? What's your guys' address?" as part of the investigation documentation. This information is crucial for both the police report and potential protection orders. Importantly, the bodycam footage captures the moment when officers recognize the need for medical assessment, with one stating "You want to check her out." This demonstrates the proper procedure of ensuring that domestic violence victims receive appropriate medical attention for their injuries, particularly given the earlier disclosure of strangulation - a serious form of assault that can have delayed medical consequences. Earlier in the investigation, the victim described being punched in the throat and face at a gas station and thrown from a vehicle. She also revealed a prior strangulation incident at home where she stated "I couldn't breathe. I was fighting." When asked about the suspect's behavior patterns, she described him as being "irritable all the time." According to official reports, the Effingham County Sheriff's Office arrested 30-year-old Alexander T. N. Roberts of Neoga following this incident on charges of aggravated domestic battery and child endangerment. This police bodycam footage demonstrates the comprehensive approach officers take to domestic violence cases, including investigating relationship history, documenting residence information, and ensuring proper medical evaluation of injuries. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #domesticviolence #medicalexamination

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