IN THE HOME

Don't advertise for crime. Many homes are invitations to a would - be crime.

- Most homes can be made more secure easily and inexpensively.
- Always keep doors and windows locked when away - that includes the garage.

   Half of all break-ins are through unlocked entrances.
- Use locks that work - dead bolts and sash locks are best.
- Never hide spare keys outside.
- Keep shrubs and trees trimmed so windows and doors are in full view.
- Install a wide-angle peephole in the front door.
- Keep door area well lit.
- Use automatic timers for lights and a radio when away for longer periods of time.
- Install motion detector light in outside entryways.

ON THE STREET

Keep both your feet and your head on the ground.

Know where you are going and how you plan to get there. Follow these basic rules:
- Stay alert. Be aware of your surroundings.
- Project confidence when you walk. Stand tall and walk purposefully.
- Trust your instincts. If an area feels unsafe, or if you are not sure, stay out.
- Walk facing traffic.
- Ride bicycles with the traffic. You are a vehicle.
- Carry handbags close to the body, not flopping around.

   Eliminate handbags by using a belt bag whenever possible.
- Avoid carrying extra valuables or money.
- Avoid shortcuts through unfamiliar or poorly lit areas.
- If followed, walk or drive quickly to an area where there are other people around.

   Avoid isolation or enclosed areas.
- Carry "emergency" change for cab fare, bus fare, or a telephone call. Your

IN THE CAR

AWARENESS is always the key. Keep both yourself and your car in tune.
- Be sure your car is in good mechanical condition. Regularly check gas, oil, battery,

   water, hoses, and belts. Keep all tires properly inflated, including the spare.
- Always lock car doors after entering or leaving the car.
- Park in well-lighted areas.
- Check the back seat and floor before entering the car.
- Also look for someone hiding underneath your car as you're approaching it.
- If your car breaks down, hang a distress flag or a white cloth out the drivers side window.
- If someone stops to offer help, stay in your car. Ask them to go for help.
- When traveling, use major thoroughfares.
- Never leave purses or valuables visible in an unattended car.
- Have keys in hand to open the car doors without delay.

PREVENT A CAR JACKING

- Always lock all car doors after entering your vehicle.
- Keep windows rolled up.
- Allow enough space between you and the car in front of you that you could

   get around if the need arises.
- If an unknown person or persons approaches your vehicle from any direction, get out of there.

WHAT IS ANTI-CRIME CRUSADE (ACC)?

ACC is the anti-crime seminar divisions of the International Ching Sai Do Federation.
- ACC has been providing educational Seminars since 1973.
- David gives these seminars because he got sick and tired of seeing his friends,

   neighbors and loved-ones victimized.
- Seminars are offered free of charge to any business, group or organization that is

    interested in this subject.

To Schedule a Seminar

Please Contact the

Internation Ching Sai Do Federation

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