"Refuse to be a Victim"
What can I do?
What can I do to better protect myself, my family, friends or employee from becoming victimized?
These are the types of questions that men and women ponder prior to attending a Refuse To Be A Victim crime prevention and personal safety seminar.
What can I do to better protect myself, my family, friends or employee from becoming victimized?
These are the types of questions that men and women ponder prior to attending a Refuse To Be A Victim crime prevention and personal safety seminar.
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Here are just a few things you will learn at a Refuse To Be A Victim seminar:
Created by the women of the NRA in 1993, Refuse To Be A Victim, a four hour crime prevention seminar, presents a variety of information to help you take a pro-active role in personal safety. From setting up a home defense plan and safe room, to using your Internet Service Provider's (ISP) parental control options to block access to adult material and adult chat rooms, the Refuse To Be A Victim program has information for everyone. Seminar participants, young and old, are empowered by the information presented in the Refuse To Be A Victim seminar. Whether you live in a major metropolitan city, the suburbs, or a one traffic light rural town, crime prevention preparedness should be something to which you give a good deal of thought. Law enforcement and security expert agree that the best way to reduce one's chances of victimization is through the development of a personal safety strategy before it is needed. Remember, you can choose to "Refuse To Be A Victim." Available in April, 2013 Details to follow |
A few tips for SAFETY
HOME SECURITY
Never hide an extra key under a mat, in a flower pot, orin any other easily accessible place. Criminals know all the hiding places! PERSONAL PROTECTION DEVICES Whether you choose a personal alarm, pepper spray, firearm, or other device, know the laws and regulations regarding the use of these items. Seek proper training and become thoroughly familiar with your defensive device. AUTOMOBILE SECURITY Beware of staged automobile accidents. The goals of these events are 1) to steal your car while you are investigating the damages, or 2) insurance fraud. Drive a safe distance behind the car in front of you and, if you are in a accident, stay on your car until the police arrive. TECHNOLOGICAL SECURITY If you use a credit or debit card to purchase items over the internet, make sure the company has a secure connection (https://). SENIOR CITIZENS If you are considering a residential care institution or retirement home, find our which agency is responsible for licensing and certification. Research the institution and the staff. |