Public discussion: What's in your drink?
91探花 Student Affairs and the International Relations Office are hosting a public panel discussion to help address the issue of drink tampering and what to do if you suspect your or your friends鈥� drinks have been drugged. The event will take place on Tuesday, October 4 from 6鈥�8 pm at McMillan Hall in the W. A. Murphy Student Centre.
Victims are not responsible for their drinks being drugged nor are they responsible to prevent the situations that can arise from this illegal behaviour. The discussion鈥攆eaturing panelists from the medical, legal, and law enforcement communities鈥攊s aimed at equipping the audience with the know-how on how to avoid a dangerous situation and to stay as safe as possible.
Lawyer Gary Demeulenaere from Stewart McKelvey, Constable Tim Keizer with Charlottetown Police Services, QEH emergency room physician Joanne McGinn, and PEI Victim Services Manager Susan Maynard will also help guide participants about what to do if they suspect their or their friends鈥� drinks have been tampered with. They will explain the reporting process and describe the services available for victims on PEI.
All are welcome.
