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Reduce Victim Blaming Within Law Enforcement

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Jessica Salazar
11 years ago Featured

TREATED LIKE CRIMINALS instead of people who went through something awful. FIX THIS.

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Robert Walsh
11 years ago Featured

Glad someone is speaking up about this. Change the training now.

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Amanda Webb
11 years ago Featured

so tired of hearing these stories. keep the focus on the actual criminal for once.

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Mike Abbott
11 years ago Featured

About time. Officers really need to do better.

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David Werner
11 years ago Featured

This is so true. The questions they ask are honestly shameful.

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Sarah Mwangi
11 years ago Featured

Too many people are scared to report because they know they will just get grilled about what they were wearing. It needs to stop.

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Brooke williams
11 years ago

i follow this cause