HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF ON CITY STREETS
Street
crime is on the increase in most large U.S. cities. It is also becoming more
prevalent in small communities. The following list of “safeguards” will help
protect you—and may even save your life!
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When leaving home, make sure that all doors and windows are
locked—including the garage door.
- Watch
for loiterers and do not carry large sums of money.
- If
possible, travel with another person. This especially true after dark.
- When
carrying a purse, women should have only 3 or 4 one-dollar bills placed
inside. Credit cards, currency, drivers license, keys and jewelry should be
carried in a coat or sweater pocket or concealed on your person to reduce
the opportunity of large losses. If you do carry a purse, don’t wrap the
strap around your shoulder, neck, or wrist. If your purse is grabbed, a
strong strap will not yield easily and you may be injured. Some purse snatch
victims have been thrown off balance & received concussions, broken
hips, arms, or legs. Don’t carry anything more valuable than you can
afford to lose. Always leave all unnecessary credit cards at home. When you
shop and carry a purse, put it in your shopping bag.
- At
night, travel only well-lighted and well-traveled streets.
- Never
hitchhike or accept rides from strangers.
- Walk
on the side of the street nearest to oncoming traffic.
If accosted by someone in a car, run in the direction opposite the
way the car is headed.
- Beware
of people who approach asking directions; keep a polite but safe distance.
- A
good suggestion for men is to carry a second wallet containing a few $1.00
bills and old expired credit cards, which are normally destroyed or
discarded. If confronted at knife or gunpoint give the suspect the second
wallet and concentrate on a good physical description to help the police in
making the arrest.
- Upon
returning home, particularly after dark, do not linger at the entrance of
your residence. Make a quick check for mail or newspapers, and enter
immediately. If you feel something is strange, don’t enter but go
elsewhere and call for police assistance.
- If
you feel someone is following you, go to the nearest occupied residence or
building, and ask for assistance.
- If
you are confronted with a dangerous situation, cry out for assistance.
Yelling “FIRE! FIRE!” instead of “Help!” will generally bring faster
attention.
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