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Kelowna RCMP takes stand against bullying

Police show their spirit on Pink Shirt Day
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Detachment Commander Superintendent Brent Mundle, City of Kelowna Police Services staff and Kelowna RCMP members. - Image: Contributed

In support of National Pink Shirt Day sa国际传媒 raising awareness against bullying sa国际传媒 the Kelowna RCMP and Police Services employees are wearing pink.

Bullying can be any unwelcomed or aggressive behaviour that often makes a person uncomfortable, hurt or scared. It often has long term effects either physically, socially or psychologically not only on the victim but the bystanders who witness it.

sa国际传媒淓veryone has role to play in stopping bullying,sa国际传媒 said Kelowna RCMP superintendent Brent Mundle sa国际传媒淭he Kelowna RCMP and our Police Services staff are wearing pink to raise awareness and show our support in putting an end to bullying behaviour.sa国际传媒

The RCMP also reminds parents to speak to their children about bullying to ensure they arensa国际传媒檛 silent victims. For more information and tips to share with children, please visit RCMP

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