Washington's Attorney General warns at-home rape kit company to stop sales in the state

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Washington’s Attorney General Bob Ferguson is sounding the alarm on a company that’s marketing at-home rape kits to college students.

“I find this company so predatory and dangerous,” said Leah Griffin.

Griffin is a sexual assault survivor and advocate who fought to get laws passed to clear the state’s rape kit backlog, and she’s now fighting to stop Leda Health from offering its self-administered “early evidence kits” to survivors in the state.

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“What they're selling is a Q-tip in a box. They're not selling a way to gather urine, or blood or any of the other evidence you need,” said Griffin.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/washington-s-attorney-general-warns-at-home-rape-kit-company-to-stop-sales-in-the-state/ar-AA141iCz

[Wounded Bear]

1. Yeah, something like that would never stand in court as evidence...

I can see the desire for them, which leads to the predatory sales of those, but no way.