Bakersfield College holding free rape aggression defense training program

No arrests following attempted assault on April 10

Natalie Tarangioli
11:50 AM, May 25, 2018
12:02 PM, May 25, 2018
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Bakersfield College Department of Public Safety is holding a rape aggression defense training program next month.

The class is open to all female students, staff, and faculty and will be 12 hours spread over three Fridays in June.

Each day over the three day class, students will be taught various defense techniques they can use in their defense if they are ever placed in a position in which they are needed.

More than six weeks after an attempted rape was reported at BC, no suspect has been arrested, according to Bakersfield Police.

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The class will be held June 1, 8 and 15 at 9 a.m. at Bakersfield College.

The training is free. To reserve your seat in the class, call the Department of Public Safety at 661-395-4554.

Brandon Robinson was caught sexually assaulting a woman in a BC bathroom last year, according to police. His trial begins July 16.

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