When responding to a domestic dispute, you should:
A) have your dispatcher tell the patient to come outside.
B) wait for law enforcement to arrive.
C) refuse the call unless law enforcement is on the scene.
D) determine whether or not the assailant is still on the scene.

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Responding to a domestic dispute can be dangerous, so it is important to wait for law enforcement to arrive before entering the scene. This ensures your safety and the safety of those involved.

When Responding to a Domestic Dispute, You Should