Hello,
On the Bus or Train?
Choose a seat near the bus driver of train conductor.
Avoid isolated buses or train stops.
Utilize public transportation during peak travel times.
Avoid using phones or personal electronics while on board.
Thank You,
There were NO Incident Reports taken by IITPSD for 2/13/2013.
Hello,
Helpful Tips when you are at home:
Never attach your name, address or other identifying markers on your key ring.
If you advertise something for sale, DO NOT include your address.
If you meet someone to do a sales transaction, do it in a Public Place, not at your home.
Thank you,
1132013
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Electronic devices, namely cell phones, are often the object of desire by thieves. You can lessen your chances of being victimized by practicing the following:
- Refrain from using your cell phone in public, such as walking down the street or on public transportation.
- Do not leave your cell phone out in the open, such as on the table top next to you.
- Never leave valuables, especially cell phones, in plain view in your vehicle….even for a second!
- Keep your electronics concealed by keeping them in your pocket or purse.
- Be aware of your surroundings.
- Share the attached flyer with friends and family.
Thank You,
There were NO Incident Reports taken by IITPSD for 2/11/2013.
Hello,
Whether you live on campus or off campus, protect yourself from harm.
Get to know your roommates and their friends.
Never leave a spare key under a mat, above the door frame, or anywhere else you think nobody will find it.
Keep your windows and doors locked, even when you are at home.
Thank you,
1112013
Hello,
Whether you live on campus or off campus, protect yourself from harm.
Keep your doors and windows Locked, even while at home.
Don’t allow strangers into your home or apartment building.
Be Alert to strangers loitering around your building. If you see something suspicious, contact Public Safety or the Police if you live off campus.
Thank You, have a safe weekend,
182013
Hello,
Minimize your risks.
Carry minimal amounts of cash and credit cards.
Keep personal documents such as SS Cards and Passports at home.
Keep your phone and MP3 player in your pocket.
Plan your trip using well-traveled routes.
Thank you,
172013
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DON’T BECOME A TARGET
Women, keep your purse-strap over your shoulder and purse under your arm. Men, keep your wallet in your front pocket.
Don’t carry too many packages. Always keep one hand free.
Plan ahead. If you need to use an ATM, select one that is in a busy area.
Thank you,
162013
Hello,
DON’T BECOME A TARGET
Walk with confidence and always keep moving.
Avoid talking on a cell phone or wearing headphones.
Walk with a partner, especially at night.
Always have your keys handy.
Thank you,
252013
Hello,
Driving in Chicago during a snow storm can be a headache. Here are some tips when driving in the snow.
Leave for your destination early, traffic will be slow.
Drive with your doors locked and your windows rolled up.
Know where you are going, Only use your GPS when it is safe to do so.
Don’t use use your cell phone, but if you must use a hands free device.
Thank you,
Hello,
Winter is back. Here are a few tips when moving around in the cold.
Never take short cuts, no matter how cold it might be. Avoid dark or deserted areas (alleys, parks, or vacant lots) especially at night.
Be aware of your surroundings. If you you think you are being followed, cross the street, change direction, or go to a public place where others are present.
Never accept a ride or get too close to a car or van if someone is asking for directions.
Have a fun and safe weekend.
Thank you,
week212013