WATERTOWN â Victoria J. Recor is no stranger to the dark world of human trafficking, having watched her daughter Haley being kept up in it for the past six years. Now, sheâs organizing an anti-trafficking event she believes is the first in Upstate New York in the hopes of raising both funds and awareness.
The first “Bikers Against Human Trafficking” event will take place on July 31 with a poker run and feature live music and food at Spook Hill Bar & Grill in Adams Center. Participation will cost $20 per rider $10 per passenger or $20 per vehicle. The Facebook page for the event can be found here: http://wdt.me/LeUsxu. Registration begins at 9 a.m., with kickstands up at 11 a.m.
Texts of stalker who told terrified woman if I can t have you no one can
The victim s tormentor bombarded her with 45 WhatsApp messages, 100 missed calls, 350 voicemails and 93 texts
In a victim impact statement the woman said she had been “extremely distressed” by her former partner and kept her blinds and curtains shut to avoid being seen by him. (Image: Liverpool ECHO)
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A police chief who’s retiring has been hailed as a “game-changing” champion of vulnerable and downtrodden people. After five years as North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, Arfon Jones decided to stand down at the election on May 6 although he will remain in post until the official handover to his successor six days later. Mr Jones, a former police inspector, was elected as the Plaid Cymru candidate in the 2016 poll, with a landslide 25,000 majority after campaigning for drug law reform and more action to tackle domestic abuse. The two issues were front and centre throughout his period of office which was extended by a year when the election originally due last year was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
A RETIRING police chief has been hailed as a “game-changing” champion of vulnerable and downtrodden people. After five years as North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, Arfon Jones decided to stand down at the election on May 6 although he will remain in post until the official handover to his successor six days later. Mr Jones, a former police inspector, was elected as the Plaid Cymru candidate in the 2016 poll, with a landslide 25,000 majority after campaigning for drug law reform and more action to tackle domestic abuse. The two issues were front and centre throughout his period of office which was extended by a year when the election originally due last year was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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