Episode TWO of ‘Just a Kiss’, raising awareness of stalking, to be broadcast today 13 October at 4.00pm

Just a Kiss follows the story of Mia, a young university fresher who, having met Ryan on a night out, becomes the victim of stalking.

Today at 4.00pm the second episode will be broadcast on the Commissioner’s social media channels.

In a series of nine episodes, one broadcast every day at 4.00pm, we follow Mia, her family and friends as the story unfolds.

Episode one

It’s Freshers week for Mia who tries to embrace uni life. But does a chance meeting with fellow ‘country bumpkin’ Ryan help her settle in?

Episode two

Mia sees Ryan at the library following their kiss, and is clearly not interested in taking things further. Has Ryan got the message? https://youtu.be/grxKu5Pl9VM

Zoë Metcalfe, North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner said: 

“We were delighted with the reception that the first two episodes of ‘Just a Kiss’ received at our Violence Against Women and Girls Event in July, and we couldn’t wait for the whole film to be made public.

“The events portrayed in this film sensitively reflect the experiences not just of victims of stalking, but their friends and loved ones as well. I would urge anyone who feels they may be a victim of stalking or harassment to contact Supporting Victims, where they can speak to experienced professionals offering help and advice.”

• Episodes of Just a Kiss can be viewed on our website, by visiting www.northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk/justakiss.

• For more information on help and advice around stalking and harassment visit: https://www.northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk/justakiss/help/ 

If you feel you may be a victim of stalking or harassment, visit www.supportingvictims.org, or call 01609 643 100 

Related news items:

• Commissioner Zoë secures funds to prevent cross-border crime and improve support for stalking and harassment victims – Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner North Yorkshire (northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk)
• Episode 1 of ‘Just a Kiss’, raising awareness of stalking, to be broadcast 12 October at 4.00pm – Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner North Yorkshire (northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk)

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