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Author: John - Visec Security Software
While a purse snatching is one of today's most common
crimes facing women, strong arm robbery (hold-ups,
muggings) is the most prevalent act where men are generally
the victims.
By observing the basic rules of "common sense" your chances
of being victimized are greatly reduced. Since most strong
arm robberies occur during the hours between sunset and
sunrise, the best rule to follow is simply to stay inside
at night. However, to even consider being confined to a
secure area after the sun goes down is not only impossible,
it is also ridiculous. By observing basic precautionary
measures, chances of your becoming a robbery victim are
greatly reduced. Here are some general rules to follow:
1. Travel well-lighted streets. Avoid dark corners, alleys
and entrances to buildings. Always try to walk on the side
of the street nearest oncoming traffic. 2. If you must
travel at night regularly, don't carry more than you can
afford to lose. One suggestion is to carry a second wallet
containing a few $1.00 bills and old 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 give to the
police. 3. There's safety in numbers! If possible, walk
with a companion - either male or female. An armed robber
is less likely to confront two or more, than a lone
individual. 4. When waiting for a bus or streetcar, try to
select a well lighted area. Aim for a busy stop where many
people will be coming and going. 5. Don't hitchhike or
accept rides from strangers. 6. Avoid taking shortcuts
through deserted areas such as parks, playgrounds,vacant
lots, etc. 7. Be cautious entering your car - someone may
be hiding inside. Or, when leaving your car - someone may
be waiting. Park in well-lighted areas. 8. Never carry
weapons that can be used against you. 9 If someone ask
directions, keep a polite but safe distance. 10. If you are
alone and think you are being followed, head for an
occupied building such as a bar, restaurant, filling
station, fire station, etc. If none is available,cross the
street in the middle of the block. If there is street
vehicular traffic, try to stopa car for help.
IF YOU ARE CONFRONTED. . . . .
1. DO NOT RESIST! Cooperate! Give the criminal whatever he
ask for - wallet, keys, jewelry, credit cards or whatever.
Your life is more valuable than replaceable possessions. 2.
Don't make any sudden, unexpected moves. A nervous criminal
may think you are reaching for a concealed weapon. 3. If
the suspect claims he has a gun, knife, razor or whatever
in his pocket, never try to force his bluff. 4. Never try
to be a hero and apprehend the criminal yourself. 5. Notify
police as soon as possible.
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Tomorrow's report>>> HOW TO PROTECT CARS, BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES
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John
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