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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Each alarm is different but the Ashley Alarm is amazingly simple to use - simply pull the pin out when you feel unsafe and it will unleash a piercing 130db ring and a 200 lumen strobe light! No, rape alarms should only be used in emergency situations where there is an immediate threat to your safety. Can I use a rape alarm to protect my property? 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

When we see the data, the reporting also did not help much because only 85% of those reports led to charges, and in that too, only a mere 27% led to the conviction of the rapist.

Globally, 35% of women have experienced sexual harassment at least once in their lifetime. Data from countries with data available on rape report that less than 40% of women who experience sexual violence seek help, and of those, only 10% seek legal assistance. With a 2 year battery life and replaceable batteries, it means you can keep this besides you forever. 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. These events can happen anywhere at any time with no warning or chance for defense so it’s important not just as individuals but also as members within communities across our country where everyone needs each other involved if we want things like this never become commonplace again. So we need strong safety alarms who protect us.

The role of the ISVA is to support people who have experienced sexual violence. If you are going through the Criminal Justice System, your ISVA can support you throughout the process. The support can be practical, such as liaising with other professionals like your GP or finding other services that can help, such as counselling or other talking therapies. The ISVA can liaise with the Police and the Crown Prosecution Service on your behalf and provide support if the case goes to court. Details of ISVA services are below : Overcoming these hurdles to even report these crimes is significant and sexual offending remains one of the most misunderstood forms of criminality in society. Victim Support ISVA Service – 01274 535432 /0300 3031971 – 8am-8pm Monday – Friday and Saturday 9am-5pm. West Yorkshire Police has specially trained officers, who are dedicated to helping and supporting victims of all sexual assaults. These officers will investigate offences in a discreet and professional manner, offering support and guidance from the time of reporting through to the conclusion of an investigation. 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.

Introduction - Siobhan Blake, CPS Mersey-Cheshire CCP and CPS National Lead on Rape and Serious Sexual Offences They will gather evidence relating to the suspect and if required, with your consent, will take you to the Sexual Assault Referral Centre for a medical examination. Our officers will do everything they can to put you at ease and feel as comfortable as possible. 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. During the course of my career I have specialised in prosecuting the perpetrators of these appalling offences. You will often hear CPS spokespeople say these cases are some of the most complex - and uniquely challenging - that we prosecute. I want to try and explain why.

A 135dB alarm siren is incorporated into the Vigilant PPS-9 and can sound continuously for quite some time. With an alarm volume of 9 dB, the PPS-9 is Vigilant’s loudest personal alarm ever.

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There is no downside to this product. This alarm sounds at a loud decibel and is a perfect size. Getting someone’s attention is guaranteed with this very loud noise. It wasn’t easy to take the pin out, but it didn’t come out. No alarm was accidentally triggered. Are rape alarms waterproof? As an experienced prosecutor of rape and serious sexual offences, I never underestimate the courage it takes for a victim to report such a deeply violating and distressing event to police. Not only does this alarm have all-day battery life, so it never needs charging – perfect if you find yourself in some remote area without electricity or cell service–it can even withstand water immersion up to 3 feet deep for 30 minutes before sounding off again (making bath time. If you have been raped, please remember it is not your fault. Regardless of what you might have been wearing, how much you’d had to drink or who was involved, we will never treat any type of rape as more or less serious than any other. West Yorkshire Police treat all reports of rape and sexual assault very seriously. West Yorkshire Police treat historic incidents of rape or sexual assault just as seriously as recent ones. If you would like to report a crime that has happened in the past please call 101 and a specially trained officer will attend.

There is a legal guidance to encourage universities in the UK to investigate allegations of indecent assault or rape because believing that it is purely a police matter, could be breaking the law. Like public authorities, governing bodies have a legal obligation under the Human Rights Act and the Public Sector Equality Duty, to eliminate discrimination and harassment against women. What are public bodies like Universities and colleges doing for student personal safety? 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. There are no cheap materials used in our manufacturing process which is why we arePreferred Suppliers to the NHS - Ministry of Defence - Foreign Office- Commercial Banks - Blue Chip Companies and The Red Cross etc. Crime Pevention Products alarms are certainly the best. It is handy for those who like to work out in the morning or after work. It is a plastic weapon with a serrated edge that can be worn on the fingers to help defend yourself. Additional Safety Tips for Women Rape and serious sexual offending remains one of the most misunderstood forms of criminality in society. The evidence shows that this type of offending is most commonly perpetrated by someone known to the victim and in many cases there will be no visible sign of injury. Significant psychological evidence shows that the neurological response to the trauma of rape and sexual assault can impact a victim’s ability to give a clear and coherent account of the event. However this evidence runs counter to many societal myths and sterotypes regarding rape and serious sexual offending which continue to persist and must be constantly challenged by prosecutors.

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We have committed to launching a consultation on our rape legal guidance in the autumn. This will include updated content on myths and stereotypes to reflect the changing nature of sexual encounters and relationships and will be supported by a new suite of training tools for prosecutors, which have been developed with extensive stakeholder input.