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While Walking
- If you absolutely have to walk alone, walk on well-lighted, well-traveled walkways and plan your route ahead of time. Avoid places where attackers might hide (spaces between parked cars, overgrown shrubs, and dark passageways) and areas where you might get cornered. Remember that it is best to walk facing traffic.
- If anyone follows you, look confident and let him or her know you are aware of their presence. Don’t be polite or engage in conversation. If they continue to follow you, cross the street and/or change directions.If this doesn’t work, walk toward other people or occupied buildings and stay away from places where you might get cornered.
- If someone in a car follows you and is persistent or becomes obscene, write down the license number and report it to police as soon as possible.
While Driving
- If you are trapped in your car, honk your horn in quick short bursts. This will attract people’s attention.
- Make sure that all of the car doors are locked whenever you leave your vehicle.
- Make sure that all of the car doors are locked whenever you leave your vehicle.
- When returning to your car, have your keys ready so you can enter your car quickly and be aware of your surroundings. Find and ready your keys before exiting and entering the parking lot.
- Wait until your vehicle is within reaching distance before unlocking the vehicle. If possible, only unlock the driver side when entering the vehicle.
- Before you enter your vehicle check the back seats and floor.
- Don’t pick up hitchhikers.
Working Late
- Let someone know where you will be working and when you anticipate returning home. Make sure your family and friends know the work number where you can be reached. Call or text just before leaving to go home.
- Carry a portable, battery-powered high decibel alarm device or a loud whistle.
- Carry your keys and access cards in your hand when you are approaching the appropriate doors, keeping them readily available. Make sure locked doors close and lock behind you.
- Keep your workstation or office locked after hours.
- When returning to your vehicle, watch for suspicious persons nearby and have your keys in your hand. Check the interior of your vehicle before getting in.
You should document and commit the following numbers to memory in the event of an emergency.
- Crime Stoppers (Anonymous) - (614) 645-4749
- Emergency - 911
- City Services - 311
- Police Main (Non-Emergency) - (614) 645-4545
- Information Desk - (614) 645-4760
- Public Records Office - (614) 645-4925
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