Month: February 2013

Hello, Where are you most at risk for a Carjacking? Intersections controlled by traffic lights or stop signs. Parking garages, shopping malls and grocery stores. Self-service gas stations and car washes. Automated teller machines (ATM’s) Residential driveways and streets as

Hello, Carjacking It is often a crime of opportunity – a thief searching for the most vulnerable prey. Sometimes it’s part of another crime. Car thieves may find it easier to steal a car while the owner is there –

Hello, REDUCE YOUR RISK OF CAR PROWLS When you exit or enter your parked vehicle, stop and take a look around the area. Before leaving your parked car, always remove the keys, roll up the windows and lock the car.

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Hello, Winter Driving Tips Never warm up a vehicle in an enclosed area, such as a garage. Make certain your tires are properly inflated. Never mix radial tires with other tire types. Keep your gas tank at least half full

Hello, ATM Safety Tips Always be aware of suspicious persons or vehicles in the area of the ATM. Trust your gut feeling. If things don’t feel right, avoid that ATM. Have ATM card out of your wallet or purse before

Hello, Don’t Be a Target Keep your packages and shopping bags out of view. Place them inside your Trunk. Don’t keep purses, radar detectors or GPS devices in plain view. Check your back seat before getting in to your car.

Hello, Car Trouble? If a car bumps you from behind, be careful. Stay in your car and wait for the other person to get out. If you sense suspicious behavior, pull away and call the police immediately.   If your

Hello, Traveling on the Bus or Train? Don’t Fall Asleep. Keep your belongings in your lap. Know the Schedules and the routes of your destinations. Travel during peak periods if you can.   Thank you,   2182013    

Hello, Well, another week for the record books. I guess we really can’t complain about the weather. Please remember to be aware of your surroundings when traveling around campus and to report any suspicious activity to Public Safety 8-6363. Thank