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WAS IT WORTH COMING FORWARD ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT? – Testimonials of women who have been through the process. Very informative reading.

Posted bywpengine 1 October 20191 October 2019

Twenty-five people who reported sexual assault and harassment talk about what happened after they spoke up and everyone else moved on.

Source: Coming Forward About Sexual Assault, and What Comes After

Posted bywpengine1 October 20191 October 2019Posted inUncategorized

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YORK REGIONAL OFF DUTY OFFICER CHARGED WITH IMPAIRED DRIVING AND HIT AND RUN – YRP have a policy of publishing the names of persons charged with impaired driving as I expect they will with this one. The Chief says: “As law enforcement professionals, we are in a position of trust and we are rightfully held to a higher standard by members of our community.” Their video parody “L’Hotel de York Regional Police” doesn’t seem quite so cute now. https://globalnews.ca/video/rd/1412007491764/?jwsource=cl
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