Police forces across the UK have been ridiculed and accused of scaremongering.
There are a few basics we all leave the house with. Keys, wallet, phone and, if you have a handbag (or man bag) then you’re able to equip yourself further for the day.
But according to numerous police forces across the UK, we could be a lot better prepared.
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Having been picked up on over here, however, it’s been met with concern.