OUT ON THE TOWN / ARE YOU SAFE?
Everyone likes to go out for a night on the town once in awhile. Make sure your night does not end in tragedy. Take precautions.
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Make sure someone knows where you have gone. Try to leave a schedule. If you change, plans tell someone. You're never too old to have someone care about you.
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Tell someone what time you are planning to return. Call when you get in. Too much independence can get you killed.
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Don't tell your plans to everybody. Be aware of who is around when you are talking about your schedule plans.
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Park your car in a well-lit and well-populated area.
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Know where you are going and how to get there. Don't take short cuts. Know the area.
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Don't Go Alone! Go with a group and stay with that group. You can always get their phone number.
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Always meet people you don't know in a public, crowded place. Stay there or take your own transportation to another well-known public place. Remember getting to know someone takes time. Don't spend it in a secluded place. It could be your last place.
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Don't carry a lot of cash. Only use and carry one credit card.
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Keep track of the cost charged to your credit card.
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Know your limits. Don't drink to access.
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Don't leave your drink unattended. It is very easy to put drugs into an unwatched drink.
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Know the affects of drugs likes Rohypnol (Brand name for Flunitrazepan)
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Don't Take Drugs!
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Remain aware of your surroundings.
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Don't go to a secluded place with someone you hardly know.
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Don't drink from a stranger's glass.
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Don't take a drink directly from a stranger. If someone offers you a drink make sure it comes from the bartender and that you watched him/her make it.
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Be aware of the type of signals you send to others.
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Treat a stranger as a stranger, not as a friend. ( Watch how you dance, move and where you put your hand or where he puts his hands. Remember that actions do speak louder than words.)
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No Means No!
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Make sure your car is in good repair.
At the end of the night, come home safe and in one piece.