\!8b\ D:\688to change your locks NOW.   116Your car is in the road 9 nearby. You remember the camera on the seat. You: Hurry back.107Hope for the best as you're sure the car is locked. . 108As you get back to the car a 9 scruffy brown haired man in a grey jacket hurries away. A window has been forced but thecamera is there. . . . 109When you later return your carwindow is broken and the cameraSTOLEN. You phone Police....135You are relieved to find it 9 and: . . . . . remove the camera. . . 136hide it in the boot. . . 137remove it and phone Police. 138A woman leaves her bag on the9 shelf of an unlocked blue Mini JAM 125T. You: do nothing. 133Say: "Take it with you." 112Say: "Don't be so stupid." 113A fair curly haired youth 9 looks into the car, then around.You: stare at him obviously.114watch, but stay out of sight.115Mind your own business. . 117 She says:"Thanks9 4 for your concern,  I wasn't thinking" M 125T and takes the bag.  111 She glares at 51  you, says: "WHAT  BUSINESS IS IT OFJAM 125TYOURS?"and leavesthe bag. 133He sees you and wonders off.5 Will you: be glad you've stopped theft.117 telephone the Police. 118 follow him. 119: He reaches in, 9 takes something and walks away.Will you: shout at him. 120 stop him. 134 telephone the Police. 118: Which of YOUR windows9 ??have window locks fitted  none..121?? some..126  all...151You hear on the local radio that a blue Mini JAM 125T was stolen. You telephone the Police. 118Police ask the description of9 the car and youth. You say: Green Mini JAM123T,fair curly123Blue Mini JAM125T,fair curly 122Blue Mini JAM123T, dark hair 94: He comes back and 5 opens the door of the car. Will you: Stare at him. 114 Telephone the Police. 118 Watch, out of sight. 115: He stops, drops something,3 and runs off into the crowd. You: Pick up the object. 127shout "STOP THIEF" and chase.128are glad you've stopped theft157:  Window locks 72 H would prevent H anyone opening H YOUR windows H without a key. 158: Police later phone to thank9 you for giving accurate details7 leading to the arrest of the thief. Well done! A good citizen.157The local radio says JAM 125T, a blue Mini was stolen. You gave the wrong details. You decide towrite down details in future.124 not try to help again. 125: A good idea. 3 Notes made at the time are always better than memory. 157: Don't despair! Writing down descriptions at the time is best, but you gave similar details which may have helped. 157: Downstairs window 5 5 Hlocks will not stop a Hburglar with a ladder Hentering YOUR house! ALL Hwindows need locks...158: A lady says: 2 "YOU HAVE STOLEN MY BAG." 8You: give it to her and explain what happened. 129 run after the thief. 132:The thief has been caught by3 the crowd. Do you: Punch him on the nose. 131 Tell them to hold him and ask someone to phone the Police.130: She looks 2  disbelieving,   snatches  her handbag and walks off. 157: The Police 9 arrive, arrest 9POLICEthe thief, and thank you for COP 1Uyour help....157:The Police arrive arrest the youth9POLICE for theft and arrest YOU COP U2for assault! 157:The Police arrive and arrest you9POLICE for  suspected COP 1U theft! 157A fair, curly haired youth looks into the car, then around him.You: Telephone the Police. 118 Stare at him. 114Watch, but keep out of sight.115: He punches you on the nose 72 and runs off. Will you: Shout "STOP THIEF" and chase.128  - Telephone the Police. 118The Police ask: "Do you know5 these details of your camera?" Is it post coded? 140Make, type and serial number?139 . . Both? 140: Your camera is safe, 5 but you worry that the man will force another car window. You telephone the Police.138: When you later return 1 you find the boot forced 8and the camera gone! You decideyou've learned a hard lesson.160 to telephone the Police. 135: You are asked to describe 9 the man. You say: Fair curly hair, green shirt. 79Brown hair and grey jacket. 80Brown hair and grey jumper. 81A pity it was left in the car4 Knowing these details will helpyou identify it, but post codingwould assist the Police furtherto trace it back to you. 160: Good. Post coding will help9 the Police further to trace it back to you if found, but it would have been better not leftin the car to be stolen! 160 9 4 Thanks for exercising  your  SELF DEFENCE .187: The Police were not helped : as your description was not very accurate! Writing down details will help another time. 156: The Police later phone 9 to thank you 7 as your accurate description helped them to catch the thief. 156The Police phone to thank you4 Although your description 7 was a little inaccurate it helped them trace and arrest the man. 156: You see a man you 9 don't know, about 25 years, slim black hair, wearing jeans and black T shirt, go round the rear of a neighbour's house. 146 9  Will you: + Phone the Police. 88Watch, but stay out of sight.150 Do nothing. 147: You later hear : the neighbour's house 8 was burgled. Will you: Phone Police about the man.148 Tell your neighbour. 152The Police ask for the young 4 man's description. You say: slim,brown hair,blue T shirt 95slim,black hair,black shirt 96slim,brown hair,black shirt 97 972  Thanks for  BEING AWARE. .187: He puts a television into a9 red Cortina MAG 685S and drivesoff. You: Phone the Police. 153 Write the number down. 147 Both. 166 GOOD. The locks on9 4 all your windows will stop anyone opening them without a key, if they  are LOCKED. 158: Your neighbour 4 : thanks you for your concern and asks you to phone the Police. 148: The Police ask you for the4 car's details. You say: Red Mini MAG 686S 142 Red Cortina MAB 685S 144 Red Cortina MAG 685S 143: The Police arrive 6 just as you see the neighbour talking to the man you now recognise as the window cleaner. 155Although a "false alarm", the9 neighbour thanks you, and the Policeman says these calls are worthwhile as they sometimes lead to catching burglars.156Thanks for being on HOMEWATCH9 I hope you have enjoyed the exercise and have perhaps learned something. *** Please remember *** 193: Thanks for being 9 : on the alert with BAG BOTHER Please remember to help others to be aware of sensible crime prevention measures. 193 Have you fitted a lock,9 apart from the maker's, to your patio doors? No...159  Yes..163 Don't have patio doors164 An open patio door is 72a big hole for burglars to take property through. YOUR house would be safer with a new patio door lock. 30Thanks for looking sharp with9 CAMERACAPERS. I hope you enjoyed it. * * Please remember:193Join a Neighbourhood 9 5Watch. Post Code your property.Writedown details of suspects and carnumbers then CALL THE POLICE.162 DON'T leave 9 5 valuables ( in cars. CRIMEQUIZ CRIME:TOGETHER WE'LL CRACK IT GOOD. Extra patio door9 4locks prevent entry, AND opening from inside, for property to be stolen through the big hole. 30 If you DO fit a patio9 door, remember to fit an extra lock,to prevent the big hole being used to steal property from. 30Your friend listens quietly to your story and you now feel a little better. The friend says you should phone the Police to help stop another attack.188: The Police later phone 9 : to thank you as 7 your accurate description helped them to catch the thief. 156: Taking a stick 72 will place you 8 on the wrong side of the Law! It would be classed as an offensive weapon! 168It is best to always have at 9 4 least two strong, fit persons to convey large amounts of money 169: You have to make regular 9 trips with large amounts of cash Will you: go by the shortest route? 170 vary the route and time? 171: A regular route and time 971 may be noticed by criminals who will then find it easier to plan and rob you! 171 A varied route 94 will make your journey less noticeable and make a planned robbery difficult. 172: To carry a money bag safely9 will you: hide it under your coat, with empty bag in hand.173 hold it firmly in your hand.174 hide it under your coat..175 A thief 94  can snatch an empty bag without harming you and leave hidden money safe. 149: If a money bag is visible in72 your hand, a determined thief will take it, no matter how firmly you hold it, and you may be hurt in the process. 173: A hidden bag 5 5 may not be spotted, but if you are known to have the money you may be hurt in a struggle  to find it. 173: A ladies handbag 71 slung over a shoulder can be easily be pulled off or stolen from. 178: A ladies handbag 5 5 slung over the chest is less likely to be pulled off but can be stolen FROM if the flap is on the OUTSIDE. 178: A ladies handbag with strap9 4over the chest and flap INSIDE is less likely to be snatched orstolen from, especially with bag held in front of the body.192: The Police gently take you9 through the evening's events writing down what you say. Theyhave an idea who the attacker is and go off to find him. 141Something brushes your hair; 973you feel an arm coming around + your neck. You "freeze"..182 Shout "HELP"..183Kick HARD and shout"NO,NO,NO"181Your heel strikes a shin and9 4 the hold relaxes. You loudly shout "NO, NO, NO" and keep kicking. The attacker, who wears a white jacket, runs off.184You now realise that the longeryou "freeze" the less chance ofgetting away.You shout "HELP"183 dig back HARD with your elbow and shart to kick his shins.181You try to shout, but the arm573tightens round your neck. The + sound is stopped.You:go limp.185 kick back HARD and dig back HARD with your elbow. 181You are shaken and frightened9 but not hurt. You see a phone box. You dial 999 for Police.188 Go home and try to forget the attack. 29: You are being dragged back-72 wards. YOU MUST ACT NOW. You: Try to shout "HELP". 183 Kick back HARD, wheel quickly sideways, swinging your arm..181CAR and HOUSE SECURITY RATING9 by Keith Pirie and David Wornham   Car security:-194, House security:-195: REMEMBER.Be aware.Be calm.9 Be confident. Dress sensibly( Use safe routes. If attacked, react quickly.Report description**** PRACTICE self defence ****The police answer at once and9 ask you to describe the attackerwearing white trousers.189white coat and white shoes...190wearing white jacket . 28: Phone call from the Police. They are still looking 7 for your attacker, but will come to take some more details. 179: Phone call from the Police. They have yet to find 7 your attacker, but will come to take some more details. 179qr C B Z:printer:F Transfer:QprogPsave crimquizTcrimquEmem.DiRiX    Welcome to Crime Quiz. 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C  (|%<L ?8 @ ? h0 l\J0 ??m ~,  ? 7# O' پ c>c9 How old 9 : is your car? + Less than 3 years old: 4 3 to 6 years old: 5 More than 6 years old: 6: The newer your car, 9 4 the less easy it is to steal, but YOU can still reduce the chances of theft by taking extra care. 7: YOUR car, 5 between 3 and 6 years old, is easier to steal, so YOU should take extra care to prevent theft. 7: Your car, 72 being over 6 years old, is easy to steal, so YOU need to take extra care to prevent theft. 7: When at home 9  do you park your car in the street 8 in a drive. 9  in a garage. 10: If you HAVE to park in 72the street, it is best to find a well lit area to deter thieves     .... 11 It is better to park5 5__ your car in the drive rather than the road,but if you have a garage,it is best locked there 11 GOOD. Garage 9 4  parking is safest, but make sure the car AND garage are ALWAYS LOCKED.. 11When you leave your car, what9 do you do with valuables???take them with you. . 12SAFEcover them . 13put them in the boot. 14: GOOD.Taking valuables9 4 with you is the ONLY way  to make sure they are not stolen  from your car 15:Covering valuables is better572 than leaving them to be seen but a thief may still be tempted to force your car door to look under the cover. 15Putting valuables in the boot5 of your car is better than leaving them to be seen, but a thief may see you put them thereand force the boot to steal.. 15: Now let's think about your9 petrol tank.Is YOUR petrol cap ?locking. 16non locking. 17 GOOD. A locking9 4 petrol cap will  deter a thief, but Please remember to LOCK IT ALWAYS. 18: Locked caps deter thieves. 72 Fuel bills are high enough without your tank being emptied. YOU need a locking filler cap NOW! 18: When you leave your car 9 for a few minutes,do you lock it  occasionally. 19  always. 20 never. 21: A few minutes is enough for5 the thief! The time YOU do not lock your car may be THE time it is stolen. A car is stolen in Britain every 90 seconds. 22GOOD. ALWAYS locking your car9 4 will always deter a thief. A car is stolen in Britain every 9O seconds. 22: A car is stolen in Britain 72 every 9O seconds. Each time your car is left unlocked increases the chance of YOURS ---- being stolen next! 22: Have YOU fitted any extra9 security measures to your car? (e.g. Alarm, window etching) (steering/handbrake lock)YES. 23(locking wheel nuts, etc) NO. 24: GOOD. 9 4  The extra security ALARM fitted to your car  may make a thief  leave YOURS alone. 25: YOUR car, with 72 no extra security, may be chosen by a thief to-morrow.  How about some extra protection TO-DAY! 25: Do you have your vehicle 9 registration number etched on  all its windows? ABC 123D Yes... 26  No.... 27: GOOD. YOUR window etching 9 4will deter a thief and, IF it is stolen, will assist the police to trace the car, even if the number plates are changed. 30Etching YOUR car windows with 72registration number is cheap & easily done. A thief is unlikely to choose the car, and police will trace it IF stolen. 30: Phone call from the Police9 Following your good description7 they have caught a man who admits the attack. You now feel much better.141Thinking about it, you realise the man may attack again. You:8 Phone the Police. 188 Ask a friend what to do. 165 Hide under a blanket in bed. 29: Contact your local 971 Crime Prevention Officer at your Police Station **** for FREE advice **** on all aspects of security. 31YOUR security rating appears 9 below. If it is less than 100%( YOU can reduce the risk of crime which costs MONEY and causes much UPSET and INCONVENIENCE.  Is YOUR 9  front door: +  a glass door? 47 ? solid wood? 33 wood with glass panels? 34: GOOD. Solid wood 9 4 is best.The stronger  your front door, the longer it will keep a thief out! 52: Glass door panels can be5 broken. YOU need a lock which cannot be opened by a hand, through a panel, or, better, a SOLID door.... 52You must always  - 8. . . . say:  to a stranger. 100 9  BAA 321C   . 37: 9 The car drives off. + Will you now: go and play with your friends 39tell your Mum, Dad or teacher 38: You are told "Well done. 9 What was the number of the car?" BAA 123D 43 AAB 312C 40 BAA 321C 41: You worry about the man in the car and think you will tell Mum, Dad or teacher. 38: The Police are told, and 5 they are pleased you said "No". The number you gave was not quite right. Writing it down will help another time. 42: You are told 9 that the driver was a friend of the family, but you did the right thing and gave the correct number. 42: A lady you don't know asks9 "Do you want to see my kittens?"You say: "Yes please" 46 "No" and walk away. 48 "What colour are they?" 46: The Police are told and they are pleased you said "No". The number you gave was not right. Writing down a number will be best another time. 42 9  SAY NO   45Please remember: 972. . always say: ( to strangers, and write down their description and car numbers. You must always 62 - 8. . . . say:  to a stranger. 42:A glass door can be broken72 YOU need a lock which can not be opened by a hand through the glass or, better a SOLID wood front door. 52 A policeman 9 7 says: "Hello. You look lost.  Can I help you?"  49  9 7 You say "No" and +  walk away... 50 Tell him about the ladyand kittens. 51: You remember that a Policeman will help you 8 You decide to go back and tell him about the lady and kittens. 51: The policeman 9 4 is glad you told him. He sees you safely home and says you were right to say no to the lady. 44: Is YOUR front door lock: 9 A "Yale" type rim lock?.... 54 A mortise lock?. 55  both?. 55DO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF?9 Please choose your subject: Stranger danger.100 Personal safety. 56 Self defence.197: A five lever 72 mortise lock with British standard "kite mark" would be better for YOUR front door. 71: GOOD. A FIVE lever 9 4 mortise lock with British Standard <-"kite mark" is the best for any door. 71When walking, 9 do you think  it best to: Look straight in front. 57Look around at other people.. 58:If you look straight in front you will not be AWARE of others. Looking around will help you to see possible danger  and avoid it. 196: GOOD. By looking around 9 4 you will be AWARE of others and able to see possible danger and then avoid it. 196: When walking alone, should9 you wear clothes which: + look attractive. 60 are casual. 61 allow free movement. 62: Smart clothes may give the 72 impression you have money or jewellery worth taking, and if a woman, make you more attractive to an attacker. 67: Casual clothes may show you8 5 are unlikely to have money or jewellery to steal, but you should still consider whether they allow free movement. 67GOOD. Freedom of movement is 9 4 essential to fight off attack and run away. Ladies wearing tight skirts and high heels are handicapped! 191: For maximum safety when 9 walking alone, will you + face traffic if no footpath. 64 walk with back to traffic. 65always face oncoming traffic. 66Even when there is a footpath it is best to face traffic making it difficult for vehicles to follow or pull up behind a pedestrian. 68If you walk with your back to72traffic, whether or not there is a footpath, cars can easily follow or stop behind you, AND you will not see the danger. 68GOOD. Always walking to face9 4traffic will make it difficult for cars to follow or stop behind, and you will see any vehicle danger coming. 68Free movement is needed to fight off and run from an attack. Trousers with jumper or jacket and trainers are best. A long coat or skirt can trip. 191You are walking home at night9 alone. Will you go along: a well lit main road? 69 a shorter, dark footpath? 70 94  It is worth the extra time taken to follow a longer, well lit and busy route. 72 3A dark footpath  has places where an attacker can hide and surprise you 69: Do you have a door 9 viewer fitted to YOUR front door? Yes... 73  No.... 82 Glass door. 86: You are told to walk about9 1OO metres with a large amount of money to the bank. Will you:ask for someone else to come.168 take a big stick. 167: GOOD. A door viewer9 4 will let you see who is calling  B E F O R E  you open the door. 92  You cross over. 5 There is no one else on this side but there are a few people on the far side of he road. 77: Walking with others 94 will give you comfort  and deter attack. You do not need to speak or make it obvious to them 76: You are asked advice on the9 safest way for a woman to carrya handbag: On the shoulder.176 Slung over the chest.177 Over chest with flap inside.178You still think you are being5 followed. You now cross back andwalk with the others . 75   You walk, alone, down a dark 971street. You think you are + being followed. Will you: cross over?. 74walk along close to others?.. 75: The Police were not helped as your description was not very accurate! Writing down details will help another time. 160: The Police later phone 9 to thank you 7 as your good description helped them to catch the thief and recover stolen property. 160: Police phone to thank you.4 Although your description 7 was not quite right, it helped them to trace the man, but no stolen property. 160:  YOU need 72 a door viewer to let you see who is calling  B E F O R E  you open the door. 92You see the neighbour talking5 to the man you now recognise as the window cleaner. However, you gave the Police a good description. 87: The Police arrive, and you tell them what has happened. They say that, another time, writing down details will help to get them right.155You see the neighbour talking to the man you now recognise as the window cleaner, and you realize you gave the wrong description. 84: If YOUR front door has971 frosted glass, YOU need a door viewer to see who is  calling B E F O R E  you open the door. 92:  The Police9   arrive and you explain POLICE what has happened. 155: The Police ask 5 for the man's description. You say: thin,fair hair,black T shirt. 85thin,black hair,black shirt. 83: Police phone to thank you.4 Although your description 7 was a little inaccurate, it helped them trace and arrest the man.162: The Police later phone 9 to thank you as 7 your good description helped them to catch the thief! 162: The Police were not helped as your description was not very good! Writing down details will help another time. 162Do you have a security chain 9 fitted to YOUR front door? Yes... 93  No.... 98:  G O O D. 9 4 A door security chain stops anyone coming into your home until YOU invite them.102The local radio says JAM 125T, a blue Mini was stolen. You gave the wrong details. You decide towrite down details in future.124 not try to help again. 125:The Police were not helped as your description was not very good! Writing down details will always help to remember these important matters. 156: The Police later telephone9 to thank you, as 7 your good description helped them to catch the thief. 156The Police phone to thank you4 Although your description 7 was a little inaccurate, it helped them find and arrest the man.156: YOU need a door 72 security chain to stop anyone coming into your home until you invite them .102The radio says JAM125T blue miniwas stolen. You gave the wrong details. You decide to: . . not bother again. . . 125write down details in future.124  91    101A man you don't know asks: 9 "Would like a ride in my car?"+ You say: >> "Yes please." 35>> "No." and walk away. 36 When you moved into 9 your home did you change the door locks? REMOVALS Yes .103  No .105GOOD. By changing the door 9 4locks of your new home, you knowthat others don't have a key.116   ** *** Please choose your ***9*** CRIME ALERT subject number **** Camera capers.106**** Bag bother .110* Home watch .145Do you know how many people 72have keys for YOUR home? 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