Ideally, going out should be a fun and safe time with your friends
In reality, sexual assault is a prominent issue in today’s society that often follows the victim’s food/drinks being drugged. 62.4% of people surveyed in the Westwood community knew someone who had been a victim. 4.2% of adults aged 18 to 56 sampled in the US were victims of DFSA¹.
The consequences of this problem are increased depression, anxiety, and general fear of going out in public. 31% of all rape victims developed PTSD sometime in their lifetime².
Almost one-third of all rape victims develop PTSD in their lifetime. 4.2% of adults aged 18 to 56 sampled in the US were victims of sexual assault due to involuntary drugging of food/drinks. Reducing this number can create a greater sense of security when going out to allow people to have a good time while still keeping safe.
Ankle Slasher: Someone that hides under a car to gain a physical advantage over someone trying to get into their car by surprising them.
DFSA: Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault (including voluntary and involuntary drug use)