Nour Norris, the aunt of Raneem Oudeh who was killed by her ex-husband, has welcomed the 'Raneem's law' scheme which will see specialists embedded in 999 control rooms across some police forces as “it will play a huge, big role in supporting first call victims”.
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00:00My niece called the police about 13 times and on the day it happened she called them four times
00:05and she explained herself to them every call but that did not pay off for her to get help that she
00:12needed. So Raneem's law will play that huge big part in supporting first call of victims. Victims
00:20who take so much courage to call the 99 control room and if they don't have a system that's
00:27waiting for them to support them and save them, their chance of living is very small.