While law enforcement agencies are busy with internal reorganization, the crime rate remains quite high. So the salvation of the drowning remains solely on the conscience of the drowning themselves. To protect yourself from a possible attack, you should know the basics of behavior in the city, at home, on the road.
Instructions
Step 1
On the streets
Avoid deserted streets, especially at night. Resist the temptation to take a shortcut through an uninhabited square or abandoned park. Do not take out your wallet on the street, do not count money, do not display jewelry and watches, try not to take your mobile phone out of your pocket. Special tip for girls: if you have to come back late at night alone, make sure that the heels are easy to knock off your feet.
If, nevertheless, the attacker met you, soberly assess the situation. Run away only when you firmly know that you will have time to get to an apartment or to a crowded place. In extreme cases, you can break the showcase so that the triggered alarm attracts the attention of passers-by or law enforcement officers. Use force only after the moment when you have already been physically attacked. Otherwise, aggression will only anger the offender. In most situations, giving away the value will be a smart decision.
Step 2
In the House
Sadly, neither steel doors nor complex locks present an insurmountable barrier for burglars. But security alarm systems are truly capable of scaring off intruders. No matter how much it costs to install an emergency call center and monthly maintenance, this is not comparable to the damage that a burglary would inflict on an apartment. Do not neglect other home safety rules familiar from childhood: do not let strangers into the apartment; do not hesitate to hold the district or plumber on the stairs while you find out by phone his affiliation with the relevant organization; when strangers come to you, do not keep valuables in plain sight.
Step 3
In car
Install a satellite anti-theft system to always be aware of the location of your vehicle. If it does not protect the car from being opened, it will allow the engine to be blocked in the event of an unauthorized start. In order not to tempt petty thieves who break glass for a little profit, do not keep bags, wallets, navigators and other valuables in a prominent place in the cabin.
In addition to theft, many dangers await motorists on the road. Among them are road swindlers who set up small accidents. In this case, the target of the attackers is the phone, navigator, wallet and other things left by you in a fit of indignation or panic. Therefore, always lock the doors when leaving the vehicle. This also applies to gas stations, stops with retail outlets, where you slow down "literally for a second."
