Harassing or Obscene Calls: CSA handles them unless there is what condition?

• A. Always CSA
• B. If there is a domestic relationship or injunction
• C. If the call is anonymous
• D. If the call is non-emergency

Answer: (B)

Harassing or obscene calls are generally handled by the CSA, but there’s an important exception: if there is a domestic relationship or an injunction (protective order) in place, the call falls under a different handling path or unit. So the condition that changes who takes the case is the existence of a domestic relationship or an injunction. If neither applies, CSA handles the situation. The other options don’t fit because they don’t trigger the exception that moves the case away from CSA.