Minder® 140db Police Approved Mini Minder Loud Personal Staff Panic Rape Attack Safety Security Alarm Keyring w/Torch - Secured by Design Approved (Police Preferred Specification) (Black)

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West Yorkshire Police has specialist officers in Safeguarding Unitsacross the county, who will deal with all reports of sexual offences seriously and sensitively, putting the wishes of the victim first. Following a 999 call reporting a rape or sexual assault specially trained officers from your local district will attend immediately. We believe that we need to make the world a safer place, with 1.6million Brits experiencing sexual assault Best Personal Safety Alarms 1. Empowered by Ashley We very much recognise that the world is changing and the guidance that we issue needs to be constantly reviewed and updated to reflect this. This has included new training on the impact traumatic experiences such as sexual assault can have on behaviour. A traditional alarm relies on bystanders to help, rather than the police. Not all bystanders will be able to help.

If you'd like to understand how SoloProtect can help to keep your workers safe, and deliver operational and financial benefits to your organisation, please get in touch. On the training front providers promote student personal safety with a toolkit of skills necessary to deal with personal safety issues; how to recognise a threat to your personal safety and adapt to the situation so you stay safe. Having these skills and the necessary safety equipment could make all the difference if you need to take evasive action or alert people to the threat. Combining Ear Piercing Rape Alarms and Foul smelling deterrent I feel more secure in my house because I have a lot of steps, and there’s always the chance of a fall. The quality material ensures durability so you can feel confident knowing this will be around whether at home safe from burglars looking into breaking windows (like what happened recently) while hiking up mountainsides along busy trails where bears may roam freely just waiting their chance; even camping trips await danger. This device is straightforward to use–you pull it with the metal chain as if it was a grenade pin (that is precisely how it sounds when it goes off).All victims of sexual assault are given anonymity by law. No information which could identify you can ever be published, so there is no need to worry about anyone knowing what has happened.

The impact of these offences on victims, their families and their communities cannot be underestimated. While there has been long term progress in how the criminal justice system responds to these offences, more needs to be done to encourage victims to report abuse with confidence and to support them through the legal process so more offenders can be brought to justice. Work has been undertaken to understand the sexual offences involving people aged 16 and over reported over a 12 month period to West Yorkshire Police. It was found that in approximately half the reported serious sexual offences, the perpetrator and victim were described as ‘acquaintances’, in some cases having met in a bar or club in the hours before the offence has taken place. Most perpetrators target individuals who are under the influence of alcohol between 12 midnight and 7am, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Along with my colleagues who work in our specialist rape and serious sexual offence (RASSO) units around the country I understand the importance of robustly prosecuting these offences where the evidence meets our legal test; in the first instance for the victims but also for the good of the public at large. It is often highlighted that rape and serious sexual offences present particular challenges to the criminal justice system. Striking the balance between the needs and rights of victims and those of suspects is paramount to RASSO 2025, so all parties can have confidence that they will be treated fairly.Introduction - Siobhan Blake, CPS Mersey-Cheshire CCP and CPS National Lead on Rape and Serious Sexual Offences

Athena has a central button, a long press of three seconds will trigger a loud alarm, and it will notify your family and friends. You can also send a silent notification to your emergency instead of a loud alarm. 7. Safelet The anti-rape devices will definitely keep you safe, but there is much more you can do: learn any martial art, use public services, don’t trust anyone, and reach out for help. Get in touch with an authority in whatever situation you are in. SARCs are located across the country and available for everyone, regardless of gender, age, the type of incident, or when it happened. SARCs offer a range of services, including medical and forensic examinations and emergency contraception. They can also arrange access to an Independent Sexual Assault Advisor (ISVA), as well as referrals to mental health support and sexual violence support services. Everyday objects such as an umbrella and physical techniques might be used alongside an alarm as a deterrent, and these suggestions have led to some creative suggestions from the Reddit community looking for inventive ways to defend themselves.All cases of rape or sexual assault will be different but in all cases the officers will be open and honest and do their best to minimise trauma and offer support for as long as you would like, including offering support from other agencies. On the whole, justice today is complex. It involves so many steps, a victim is already suffering, and red tape does no good. Making things worse, it exacerbates the pain. However, reaching them will surely be of help. Fake TV is the latest product to make your home look occupied whilst you are out, or even away on holiday! There are a range of crimes that can be considered as sexual offences, including non-consensual crimes such as rape or sexual assault, crimes against children including child sexual abuse or grooming, and crimes that exploit others for a sexual purpose, whether in person or online.