OSBI Launches New App To Help Sexual Assault Victims Get Resources They Need

The OSBI has launched a new tool to help victims of sexual assault get the resources that they need, called the "Seek then Speak" app.

Victims of sexual assault can report crimes through the app and complete a question by question interview that can be answered at the victims own pace.

Sheriff Chris Elliott, of Wagoner County, commented on the app's benefits.

"It eliminates them having to come in and having to relive that violent encounter with an investigator", Elliott said.

The app is free to use for anyone, you just need a mobile phone or tablet.

You can find the link to download the app here.