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Minnesotans have been under a stay-at-home order for seven weeks in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.

But what happens when staying at home is unsafe?

Across the country, cities are reporting an increase in domestic violence calls. And for many people who live with their abuser, this order has been a nightmare.

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Minnesotans have been under a stay-at-home order for seven weeks in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. But what happens when staying at home is unsafe? Across the country, cities are reporting an increase of domestic violence calls. And for many people who live with their abuser, this order has been a nightmare.

MPR News with Angela Davis - Minnesotans have been under a stay-at-home order for six weeks in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. But what happens when staying at home is unsafe? Across the country, cities are reporting an increase of domestic violence calls. And for many people who live with their abuser, this order has been a nightmare. 

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