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could you please talk about the statistics involving police as domestic violence abusers.  I was in a criminology class years ago and it was shocking to find out that sometimes the abused are calling in and abusers are responding.

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I was Melvins producer first season on Ax Men.  I was the only local producer put in charge of a team and it was probably the most dangerous TV experience I ever had.  Its true that we highlight the dramatic moments, the first season I thought it was easy until the last week I was there and was almost killed.  I'll never forget what Mel told me to go do that night.  And since I have been hired to do many tough guy dangerous jobs shows and his advice has always echoed in my head in those dangerous moments.  Thanks Mel for the advice, we still doin lunch today?

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