Crime, Safety and Women

Law
Written by Stuart McNish

Guest: Colleen Yee (Vancouver Police Department)

In this episode of Journal, we look closely at some of the underlying reasons why it is increasingly difficult for the police to stop crime and protect you.

As a result, women in particular need insights on personal protection and ways to avoid and escape from danger.

Join Carole and Inspector Colleen as they reflect on what is happening on the streets of Vancouver and how women can protect themselves.

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