One Pledge - 210North Bay Police are reporting 111 domestic occurrences in April with 29 people charged and 110 domestic incidents in May, with 21 people charged.

Offences included assault, mischief, choking, uttering threats, harassment, failing to provide the necessities of life and several breach counts.

Meantime, police say help is available for victims of domestic violence.

They say if you are a victim of domestic violence in an emergency situation and require immediate help, call 911.

If you would like to talk to someone about your domestic situation but do not feel ready to talk to police, Victim Services of Nipissing District can provide you with emotional and practical support. For more information, call: 705-472-2649 or visit victimservicesnipissing.com.

Police also encourage people to “Take the Pledge”

On average, the North Bay Police Service responds to three or four domestic-related calls per day.

OnePledge.ca supports the idea that a violence-free community is something worth pledging to achieve. Stand up against domestic violence in our community. Take the pledge.