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Let’s talk about elder abuses

Let’s talk about elder abuses

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Podcast Transcript – D/Sgt Leslie Raymond

D/Sgt Leslie Raymond is often called to investigate potential elder abuse occurrences while also working very hard to educate and raise the awareness of elder abuses issues in our communities. During our conversation, D/Sgt Leslie Raymond explains:

What is elder abuse?
What are the different forms of elder abuse?
How can a person recognize elder abuse? What are the signs and symptoms?
What can people do if they suspect elder abuse?
How might the police respond?
Who should they call?

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