We know you follow this account and want you to see this, We’ve told you previously that we think you are at risk of domestic abuse from your partner. We know you follow this account and we want you to see this.
Lochaber & Skye Police have penned an emotional letter addressed to ‘a young woman in Skye”.
A letter to a young woman in #Skye.
We know you follow this account and want you to see this.
We’ve told you previously that we think you are at risk of domestic abuse from your
partner.— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
The official Police Scotland account won the best tweeting police account at the UK-wide Police Tweet Awards in 2016 and could just take the 2017 title as next week.
They went on to say “We want to help you and are doing lots with other agencies to try and keep you safe.
“You might not see us, you might not even like us being involved but we are always thinking about how we can help you.”
We want to help you and are doing lots with other agencies to try to keep you safe.
You might not see us, you might not even like us being involved but we are always thinking about how we can help you.
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
“Your family and friends have told you they think you are in danger they support you and want you to be safe”.
Your family and friends have told you they think you are in danger – they support you and want you to be safe.
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
“We think he’s probably told you, “it won’t happen again”, “I’m sorry”, “I’ll change”, he’s maybe even told you that it’s your fault – IT’S NOT.”
“The violence, threats, degrading comments and controlling behaviour are not the life you need to lead, it can be better.”
We think he’s probably told you, “It won’t happen again”, “I’m sorry”, “I’ll change”, he’s maybe even told you that it’s your fault – IT’S NOT.
The violence, threats, degrading comments and controlling behaviour are not the life you need to lead, it can be better.
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
“You are not trapped and you are not alone, we can help you get out, your family and friends can help you get out and Scot Women’s Aid can help you get out.
Call us, come to the Police Station, phone someone, speak to local Women’s Aid worker on 01478613365 or 08000271234.”
You are not trapped and you are not alone, we can help you get out, your family and friends can help you get out and @scotwomensaid can help you get out.
Call us, come to the Police station, phone someone, speak to local Womens Aid worker 01478613365 or 0800 027 1234.
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
“There is no excuse for domestic abuse, help is out there.”
There is #NoExcuse for #DomesticAbuse. Help is out there.
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
Lochaber & Skye Police then went on to thank everyone for the positive response to the domestic abuse appeal.
They told everyone that the meaning behind it was to “reach-out to anyone who may be at risk”.
Sincere thanks for the positive response to our #domesticabuse appeal today. It was a reach-out to anyone who may be at risk – whether you live in #Skye or #Stirling, #Lochaber or #Largs.
Anyone can be affected, but by reaching out we can start making a difference together
— Lochaber&SkyePolice (@LochabSkyePol) November 18, 2017
Hopefully, by sharing this another young lady, lady or even young man or man could be helped from harm.
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