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Women need training to use pepper spray Posted: Friday, December 11, 2020
Expert: Women need training to use pepper spray He said there are different types of pepper spray on the international market and women need to be able to select and use the best one for their protection. Nahous said when pepper spray is used correctly, it can affect an attacker's ability to see, breathe and it has a disorienting effect that allows victims a chance to escape. But he pointed out that many of the more vicious attacks against women are carried out by groups of two or more men.
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Ex-Lennox Petroleum workers protest Spokesman Vernon Perez said the company owes an estimated US$9.6 million to about 300 people.
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No chance to survive Police suspect the man whose car slammed into the back of a truck, killing him, may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
Spokesman Vernon Perez said the company owes an estimated US$9.6 million to about 300 people. A Point Fortin man who was dragged to an unsanitary area near a washroom at the "Bikini Bottoms" event in Point Fortin in August 2017 will receive $.1 million in compensation for the "egregious and heavy-handed" assault by the police.
Point Fortin labourer gets $.1m for 'Bikini Bottoms' beating A Point Fortin man who was dragged to an unsanitary area near a washroom at the "Bikini Bottoms" event in Point Fortin in August 2017 will receive $.1 million in compensation for the "egregious and heavy-handed" assault by the police.
'Envious' people gunned down Fyzabad man On Wednesday, shortly before 11 pm, two masked men ambushed, shot and killed him in front his home at Renzo Settlement Trace off Sewlal Trace in Fyzabad. The father of three worked as a mason and operated a parlour a short distance away at Sewlal Trace.
PH driver charged with rape of teen passenger WPC Wilson launched enquiries into a report made by a 17-year-old girl in June that while travelling in a PH taxi to be taken to her home, the driver went off route, where he took her to a lonely area and allegedly sexually assaulted her against her will.
Uncle raped me, says 11-year-old The girl, in company of her mother, told the investigator, WPC Cox, that in October 2019, while in her bedroom, her uncle allegedly entered the room, threw her on the bed and proceeded to sexually assault her.
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