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52% of people NRP surveyed feel unsafe in Niagara's downtowns (opens the original)
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Niagara residents might feel safe in their own neighbourhoods, but not so much when downtown, according to a recent survey circulated by Niagara Regional Police. Although 69 per cent of respondents reported feeling safe in their own neighbourhoods, more than half â 52 per cent â said they felt unsafe when visiting downtown areas. While presenting the survey’s findings, Rany Audeh, the NRP’s corporate strategy and innovation director, told police services board members last Thursday the sur
52% of people NRP surveyed feel unsafe in Niagara's downtowns (opens the original)
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Niagara residents might feel safe in their own neighbourhoods, but not so much when downtown, according to a recent survey circulated by Niagara Regional Police. Although 69 per cent of respondents reported feeling safe in their own neighbourhoods, more than half â 52 per cent â said they felt unsafe when visiting downtown areas. While presenting the survey’s findings, Rany Audeh, the NRP’s corporate strategy and innovation director, told police services board members last Thursday the sur
52% of people NRP surveyed feel unsafe in Niagara's downtowns (opens the original)
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Niagara residents might feel safe in their own neighbourhoods, but not so much when downtown, according to a recent survey circulated by Niagara Regional Police. Although 69 per cent of respondents reported feeling safe in their own neighbourhoods, more than half â 52 per cent â said they felt unsafe when visiting downtown areas. While presenting the survey’s findings, Rany Audeh, the NRP’s corporate strategy and innovation director, told police services board members last Thursday the sur
52% of people NRP surveyed feel unsafe in Niagara's downtowns (opens the original)
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Niagara residents might feel safe in their own neighbourhoods, but not so much when downtown, according to a recent survey circulated by Niagara Regional Police. Although 69 per cent of respondents reported feeling safe in their own neighbourhoods, more than half â 52 per cent â said they felt unsafe when visiting downtown areas. While presenting the survey’s findings, Rany Audeh, the NRP’s corporate strategy and innovation director, told police services board members last Thursday the sur
Niagara police urged to review rules for loud, vulgar protests (opens the original)
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While Katrina Maile-Robert supports advocacy intended to protect children from sexual offenders, she draws the line when people are shouting offensive language through megaphones with children are present. She was at Thursdayâs Niagara police services board to ask for a review of police standards regarding demonstrations. Board members voted to refer Maile-Robertâs request to police Chief Bill Fordy for consideration. Â Â âI support greater public awareness, stronger accountability and leg
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