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Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone
Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone

Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone

Date10/16/1975
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  • Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone. Best advice Metro Police have for a woman in such a spot is to be prepared in case of attack. Screams that will summon help; and a kick to the groin area of the assailant may give the woman a chance to escape; Inspector Fred Wootton told The Star.
  • Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone
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Original Toronto Star caption: Underground parking areas can frighten the woman who travels alone. Best advice Metro Police have for a woman in such a spot is to be prepared in case of attack. Screams that will summon help; and a kick to the groin area of the assailant may give the woman a chance to escape; Inspector Fred Wootton told The Star.
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