CAMDENTON, Mo. — It’s probably safe to say no one really wants to be in a police interview room.

Camdenton Police Interview Room - Before

Citizens Against Domestic Violence has worked with the Camdenton Police Department to give the department’s interview room a facelift, with the aim of making the interview process easier and smoother for victims of violence. Pictured above is the room before CADV improved it.

Photo courtesy Camdenton Police Department

But Citizens Against Domestic Violence has worked with the Camdenton Police Department to give the department’s interview room a facelift, with the aim of making the interview process easier and smoother for victims of violence.

Kelli Kost of CADV approached Chief Laura Wright with the idea this spring. With Chief Wright’s approval, CADV staff transformed the room. What formerly was a bare room with a table and two chairs now features a couch, coffee table, end table, lamp, curtains and wall art. Payless Discount Furniture in Camdenton donated several of the furnishings.

Camdenton Police Interview Room - After

Citizens Against Domestic Violence has worked with the Camdenton Police Department to give the department’s interview room a facelift, with the aim of making the interview process easier and smoother for victims of violence. Pictured above is the room after CADV improved it.

Photo courtesy Camdenton Police Department

CADV also provided information about victim services to display in the area.

“We understand CADV is a valuable asset to the community,” the department said in a press release. “This project is just another example of agencies working together to improve services to our citizens.”

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