‘It’s hard for a guy to say, “I need help.”’ How shelters reach out to male victims of domestic violence

Reporting from Dallas — When Joshua Miller’s girlfriend attacked him, smashing their son’s toy guitar against his forehead, he was the one that police officers put in handcuffs.

It was not until a neighbor backed up his story that police removed the cuffs and Miller found himself seeking refuge at one of the nation’s first domestic violence shelters devoted to men.

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