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Omaira reports that her husband has been continuously raping her, and also abusing her physically and verbally.
Omaira is in fear for her life and believes he may one day kill her if she does not report. Omaira reports that her husband rapes her when he drinks and smokes. Omaria has attempted leave her husband in the past. Omaria is currently at NJCC for a Forensic Medical Exam. Sunrise Police is being contacted. Please use caution when calling Omaria to schedule her counseling session. DO NOT send any letters to the home or leave voice messages.

There is a safety concern. Omaria was provided with a safety plan. Omaria does not have family in the United States. She is from Venezuela and that is where her family lives. Omaria reports her

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