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Police rape survivor teams with Police for sexual assault victims

June 19, 2013 at 4:28 PM

Louise Nicholas one time sexual assault victim by police personnel has developed a brochure as a police pledge to sexual assault victims that they will receive outstanding service all the way through their process, and it states what that process will be throughout the country. Read the launch news here or see a video of Louise launching the project click here. The brochure will be given to each victim when making a police complaint. You can download a online copy of the booklet here



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