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Mother say schoolkids should use personal panic alarms after Taradale student grabbed
The New Zealand Herald8:15pm Wed 24 MayNetworkHelp SupportMother say schoolkids should use personal panic alarms after Taradale student grabbed By Nicki Harper Hawkes Bay Today
7:08 AM Tuesday Apr 11, 20176 commentsKelly Rowley is promoting the use of personal panic alarms after her 13 year old daughter was grabbed near the pedestrian access at the end of Oxford St, Taradale. Photo/Duncan Brown
The mother of a Taradale High School student wants to encourage school children to carry personal keychain alarms after a man tried to abduct her daughter on her way home from school last Friday afternoon.
Kelly Rowley said her 13 year old daughter was walking through an alley to get from McDonald's to Oxford St when a black van pulled up behind van cleef Alhambra ring yellow copy her.
"She was heading back from McDonald's, where she had gone with a copy van cleef clover ring yellow gold ring white diamond group of friends, to catch her bus home.
"She had walked through the alley to Oxford St when a black van came around and pulled up behind her.
"She thought it was going to one of the houses but then a man wearing a hoodie got out and tapped her on the shoulder.
"She turned copy van cleef & arpels jewelry around and went to run he pulled her back by the arm and she screamed and pushed his hand off her and then ran all the way back to school."
Mrs Rowley said no one else was around, which was unusual for that time of day.
"She was petrified, it's been horrible, she was shaking and crying when she came home, and has been having nightmares."
"I have bought one each for my daughters they can be attached to anything, a bag, belt or zipper, and you just have to pull on it, which pulls the pin out of it and sets off a 110 decibel alarm bell.
"I'm not putting a price on my kids' safety, it didn't cost that much, and going through this experience with my daughter it's a bit more peace of mind."
The New Zealand Herald8:15pm Wed 24 MayNetworkHelp SupportMother say schoolkids should use personal panic alarms after Taradale student grabbed By Nicki Harper Hawkes Bay Today
7:08 AM Tuesday Apr 11, 20176 commentsKelly Rowley is promoting the use of personal panic alarms after her 13 year old daughter was grabbed near the pedestrian access at the end of Oxford St, Taradale. Photo/Duncan Brown
The mother of a Taradale High School student wants to encourage school children to carry personal keychain alarms after a man tried to abduct her daughter on her way home from school last Friday afternoon.
Kelly Rowley said her 13 year old daughter was walking through an alley to get from McDonald's to Oxford St when a black van pulled up behind van cleef Alhambra ring yellow copy her.
"She was heading back from McDonald's, where she had gone with a copy van cleef clover ring yellow gold ring white diamond group of friends, to catch her bus home.
"She had walked through the alley to Oxford St when a black van came around and pulled up behind her.
"She thought it was going to one of the houses but then a man wearing a hoodie got out and tapped her on the shoulder.
"She turned copy van cleef & arpels jewelry around and went to run he pulled her back by the arm and she screamed and pushed his hand off her and then ran all the way back to school."
Mrs Rowley said no one else was around, which was unusual for that time of day.
"She was petrified, it's been horrible, she was shaking and crying when she came home, and has been having nightmares."
"I have bought one each for my daughters they can be attached to anything, a bag, belt or zipper, and you just have to pull on it, which pulls the pin out of it and sets off a 110 decibel alarm bell.
"I'm not putting a price on my kids' safety, it didn't cost that much, and going through this experience with my daughter it's a bit more peace of mind."
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