Sexual Assault

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Sexual Assault

• Forced Penetration of any body orifice.
• Acquaintance Rape Someone victim knows.
• Stranger Rape Someone victim does not know.
• The consequences of acquaintance rape are as
  serious as those of stranger rape
• Women Men can be Sexually Assaulted
• The consequences for men are similar to those for
  women.

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• Rape Statistics
• 44 of rapes happen before the age of 18
• 1 in 6 woman has been a victim of an attempted
  rape or completed rape in her lifetime.
• 17,342 pregnancies occurred as a result of a rape
  in 2012.
• 1 in 33 men will experience an attempted or
  completed rape in their lifetime.

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What do they look like? Rapist Victim
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• Why do they do it?
• On April 14th In Plainfield NJ elderly woman was
  robbed sexually assaulted in her home. She was
  86 years old.
• On May 19th 2012 Robert Mikelsons youngest
  victim of sexual assault was announced . He was
  19 days old.

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Social Foundations

• Traditional men are more likely to commit rape.
  (King of Household, Powerful)
• A husband is entitled to have sex with his
  wife.
• A woman who leads a man on deserves what she
  gets.
• 15 of sexual assault and rape victims are under
  age 12.

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Defense tactics

• Be alert and ready to respond
• Be aware of surroundings
• Appear confident
• Use an authoritative tone
• Don't be afraid
• Fight to win

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Defense Tactics
Fingers in eyes Knee to
Groin Punch to neck Back of Head to nose
Punch to nose Pinch to muscle
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Weapons

• Weapons should never be used, but there are some
  everyday items that can stun your assailant.
• Keys, pen, sharp object
• Perfume, body spray, hair spray
• Purse, backpack,

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If You Are Caught
Go With Your Gut

• Be Aware of your surroundings
• Dont Be distracted.phone, i-pod, packages
• Dont be afraid to act Crazy
• Run, Yell, Draw attention to yourself
• Get a 2 second head start

• If you are in the trunk
• Look for a weapon, Be ready to fight
• Try to find the trunk release, Pull wires to
  brake lights
• Try to listen to where you are being taken

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Prevention Tips

• Set up a safe room where you sleep
• Include cell phone, charger, door with extra
  locks
• Practice drills in your home like a lock down in
  school, be ready for an intruder.
• Never allow strangers in your home. Make
  appointments with repair men when someone is home
  with you.
• Never set your GPS to Home
• Dont include address on Luggage tags only put
  cell phone.
• Skip the car stickers-stick figures, Honor
  students

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Rape

• Date Rape Drugs
• Effects can last 4-12 hours
• GHB-gamma-hydroxybutyric acid
• Effects similar to alcohol
• odorless, tasteless
• Can cause complete sedation
• Mixing with Alcohol can intensify effects
• Often referred to as G, Liquid X, Liquid E,
  Scoop, Soap, Gook, Grievous Bodily Harm, Georgia
  Home Boy, Natural Sleep-500, Easy Lay

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Drugs

• Rohypnol-(Roofies)-flunitrazepam
• Effects are similar to a sedative
• causes anterograde amnesia
• Often referred to as roofies, roche, R-2, rip,
  rope
• Alcohol-Beer, Wine, Hard Liquor
• most commonly used date rape drug

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Date Rape Drugs

• Be Aware
• Never leave drink unattended
• Never accept drink in open containers
• Only accept drinks from wait staff bartenders
• Get Help If You Feel
• Disproportionally intoxicated
• Extremely nauseous or dizzy
• Suddenly confused or ill

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Get Help Immediately

• If You Have Been Drugged
• Your time to act is limited
• Date Rape Drugs can take effect in 15 min.
• Do Not isolate yourself
• Do Not tell only 1 person
• If You Believe Someone Has Been Drugged
• Get medical attention immediately
• Do Not Leave them alone for any reason
• Bring Beverage to medical staff

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• 4 Were on a date

1 Women Is Raped every Minute
6 Are Between the ages 15-24
8 Know their Attacker
1 Women will report this Crime
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Statutory Rape

• Age of consent in the state of New Jersey is 16
  years of age.
• 13 years of age if the partner is within 4 years
  of age and the sex is consensual.
• Mistake of age is not an acceptable defense

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Human TraffickingModern Day Slavery

• Human trafficking is a form of modern-day
  slavery, and involves the use of force, fraud, or
  coercion to exploit human beings for some type of
  labor or commercial sex purpose.
• Victims are often lured with false promises of
  well-paying jobs or are manipulated by people
  they trust, but instead are forced or coerced
  into prostitution, domestic servitude, farm or
  factory labor, or other types of forced labor.
• Each year about 17,500 individuals are brought
  into the United States and held against their
  will as victims of human trafficking.