Victim Services

Serving Victims of Crime

The Benton County Attorney's Office Victim / Witness Services Program was established in 1993 to provide support and information to all persons who have been victimized by a crime our office is handling.

Mission

Our mission is to promote equal access to the court system and to encourage full expression of victim's rights by providing sensitive support, objective information, direct assistance and appropriate service referral to primary and secondary victims of crime in Benton County.

Assistance

If you are a crime victim, we can help you throughout your participation in the legal system. If you would like assistance, these are some of the areas where we can help.

Referral

For you and your family to appropriate professional agencies for further assistance.

Information

• In understanding your rights as a victim.
• About the criminal justice system and your role as a victim or witness to a crime.
• About what is happening in the criminal case and the procedures that are followed.
• About obtaining financial assistance for losses incurred because of a crime.

Help

With intimidation or coercion by the defendant. Threats made by a defendant against potential witnesses are against the law!

Transportation

If you need to be present in court.

Familiarization

With the courtroom before you are asked to testify.

Support

• We will accompany you to court hearings. 
• Download the United Way's 211 Service Directory

Questions

Contact Amy Fussy at 320-968-5182 or Email Amy Fussy.

Victim Services Survey

Inmate List

View the current inmate list.