Interview with protester Patsy Stevenson on her arrest during Sarah Everard vigil

The speaker recounts an encounter with police during a protest, expressing fear and concern for safety. They warn the crowd about a police officer's actions, leading to a misunderstanding. Despite fear, the speaker reflects on potential media attention and emphasizes the importance of focusing on women's safety and maintaining an open dialogue.

What was the narrator's main concern when the police officer mentioned having his hand on his baton?

• The officer was not following protocol.

• The crowd might react negatively to the situation.

• The narrator might be mistaken for someone else.

• The officer might use the baton on the narrator.

How did the narrator try to ensure the safety of the crowd?

• By calling for backup.

• By asking the police to leave.

• By warning the crowd about the officer's baton.

• By moving away from the crowd.

What was the narrator's reaction to the press during the incident?

• They thought about the potential for an interview.

• They were indifferent to the press.

• They were angry at the press.

• They were worried about being misrepresented.

What issue does the narrator believe should be the focus instead of the police?

• The behavior of the crowd.

• The safety of women.

• The legality of the arrest.

• The role of the media.

What does the narrator emphasize as important for progressing women's safety?

• Increasing police presence.

• Creating more laws.

• Reducing media coverage.

• Ensuring women are heard and opening dialogue.