ºÝºÝߣ

ºÝºÝߣShare a Scribd company logo

Crime Prevention Tips

•Download as PPT, PDF•
•
P
PoliceCareer88

The document provides 4 crime prevention tips from the UVM Department of Police Services. Tip 1 is to not prop open outer doors to residence halls to prevent strangers from entering. Tip 2 is to lock your room and vehicle to prevent theft, as theft increases during the holidays. Tip 3 is to report all suspicious persons to police or hall staff and not ignore suspicious behavior. Tip 4 is to take responsibility for safety by reporting any crimes directly to police.

1 of 6
Download to read offline
CrimeCrime PreventionPrevention TipsTips UVM Department of Police Services 656-3473
Tip #1: Don’tTip #1: Don’t Prop OuterProp Outer DoorsDoors This is a time of year when we find people sleeping in the residence hall common areas who don’t belong there. Don’t let strangers follow you into the
Tip #2: LockTip #2: Lock Your RoomYour Room The holiday season traditionally brings an increase in thefts from rooms and vehicles. Don’t leave your room/car unlocked and unattended.
Tip #3:Tip #3: Report AllReport All SuspiciousSuspicious PersonsPersons If you see someone you think is suspicious trust your instincts and call Police Services or notify your hall staff. Dial 9-1-19-1-1 OR 6-3473
Tip #4:Tip #4: Report CrimeReport Crime Take responsibility for making your residence halls a safe place to live and learn, report crime. 656-TIPS, 656-3473 or Silent
Tip #4:Tip #4: Report CrimeReport Crime Take responsibility for making your residence halls a safe place to live and learn, report crime. 656-TIPS, 656-3473 or Silent

More Related Content

Crime Prevention Tips

  • 2. Tip #1: Don’tTip #1: Don’t Prop OuterProp Outer DoorsDoors This is a time of year when we find people sleeping in the residence hall common areas who don’t belong there. Don’t let strangers follow you into the
  • 3. Tip #2: LockTip #2: Lock Your RoomYour Room The holiday season traditionally brings an increase in thefts from rooms and vehicles. Don’t leave your room/car unlocked and unattended.
  • 4. Tip #3:Tip #3: Report AllReport All SuspiciousSuspicious PersonsPersons If you see someone you think is suspicious trust your instincts and call Police Services or notify your hall staff. Dial 9-1-19-1-1 OR 6-3473
  • 5. Tip #4:Tip #4: Report CrimeReport Crime Take responsibility for making your residence halls a safe place to live and learn, report crime. 656-TIPS, 656-3473 or Silent
  • 6. Tip #4:Tip #4: Report CrimeReport Crime Take responsibility for making your residence halls a safe place to live and learn, report crime. 656-TIPS, 656-3473 or Silent