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As seen in: Kamloops Now, Postmedia Network Inc., Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News New Zealand, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), Yahoo, Penticton Now, PrinceGeorgeNow, VictoriaNow, VernonNow
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West sees surge in child abuse image offences, NSPCC says

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By Sarah Jones
| Yahoo Verified
Child abuse images offences have more than doubled in the past five years in the West, according to the NSPCC. Figures from the charity show Avon and Somerset, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire police recorded 1,888 crimes last year, compared with 662 in 2017-18. Avon and Somerset saw the biggest rise in reported crimes, from 370 offences in 2017/18 to 1,108 last year. The NSPCC said "swift and ambitious action" was needed by tech companies to "address what is happening".
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Wiltshire traffic vigilante fools drivers with dummy

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By Sarah Jones, Louis Inglis
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A village resident has recruited a tall life-like dummy in a bid to slow down speeding drivers. The mannequin - called Wilson - has been dressed up to look like a traffic police officer and patrols the Wiltshire village of Rushall. Owner John Winskill, a retired Major in the Army, was injured in a car crash in Peru in which two people died in 2013.
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BC child taken to hospital after eating THC nerds rope on Halloween

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By Sarah Jones
| Kamloops Now
It's a parent's worst nightmare. In two different provinces, reports of highly concentrated THC candy-looking products have been discovered in multiple children’s candy bags. According to the Richmond RCMP, one child inadvertently ate a “Medicated Nerds Rope” edible on Halloween and was brought to the hospital.
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