[Tom4784]

Her death has sparked conversations about women's safety, and I can't blame people for taking to the streets to demand change, to show how angry they are with the state of things. A pandemic may be ongoing, but that didn't stop a woman being kidnapped and killed, it hasn't stopped men from killing women since the pandemic began.

If people feel they have to protest, I can only hope that they wore masks and tried to distance when they could. I also think the police were heavy handed with dealing with the protest, when an officer has been arrested for kidnap and murder, you don't want male officers seen holding women down and using excessive force. It's an utter disaster for the police force and there needs to be consequences for those involved.