This document provides guidance on surviving an armed robbery and tips from the Coeburn Police Department. It discusses options during a robbery like complying with demands and not resisting. It then gives strategies to prevent robberies like hardening targets through cash control, lighting, cameras and varied banking deposits. If robbed, witnesses should gather details to help police apprehend the criminal. Only fight back physically as a last resort if your life is threatened. Otherwise comply and be a strong witness to help the investigation.
This document provides guidance on preventing armed robberies and procedures to follow if robbed. It recommends businesses train employees in robbery prevention, establish secure opening/closing procedures, use cash protection systems, limit accessible cash, employ physical security measures like barriers and alarms, and be vigilant by reporting suspicious activity. The key goals are reducing a business's attractiveness as a target, limiting a robber's potential profit, and improving employee and public safety.
This document provides training on robbery prevention and awareness. It discusses the characteristics of robberies, what to do during and after a robbery occurs, and techniques for preventing robberies. The training covers identifying robbery suspects and vehicles, protecting the crime scene after a robbery, and cash handling and security practices to deter robberies. The goal is to educate business owners and employees on how to stay safe during a robbery and assist law enforcement in preventing future crimes.
This document provides guidance on responding to bomb threats. It details actions to take if receiving a phone or written bomb threat, as well as procedures for evacuating a building safely. Signs of a suspicious package are also listed. The key recommendations are to remain calm, notify authorities, and clear the area if a device is found until the bomb squad has deemed it safe. Thorough planning, inspection, and control of access can help secure a premises against bomb threats.
The document provides guidelines for personal security in high-risk areas. It outlines various threats like express kidnapping, kidnapping, carjacking, and armed assault. It recommends situational awareness when walking, driving, shopping, using elevators or ATMs. If confronted, remain calm and obey the criminal. Do not allow them to take you to a secondary location. If they have a knife, run and scream, but if they have a gun, do not run or scream. As a last resort, attack their eyes to temporarily blind them and flee to safety.
La importancia del control de accesos y la seguridad privada en empresasAna Salas
La vigilancia privada y el control de accesos brindan beneficios a varios tipos de empresas como establecimientos comerciales, condominios, empresas y aeropuertos al ayudar a prevenir robos, delitos y sucesos inesperados que podrían afectar negativamente las operaciones y brindar una mejor calidad de vida y organización.
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a security officer. It describes their duties such as patrolling sites, controlling access, and responding to incidents. A security officer's specific duties are outlined in Assignment Instructions that provide site-specific procedures, patrol routes, and emergency protocols. Security officers must wear a uniform, have the proper equipment, and follow confidentiality requirements regarding sensitive site information.
soft skill presentation for securities to understand about the communication skills and also some interpersonal skills to develop in one another among security operatives as well the reception securities
This document provides guidance on preventing armed robberies and procedures to follow if robbed. It recommends businesses train employees in robbery prevention, establish secure opening/closing procedures, use cash protection systems, limit accessible cash, employ physical security measures like barriers and alarms, and be vigilant by reporting suspicious activity. The key goals are reducing a business's attractiveness as a target, limiting a robber's potential profit, and improving employee and public safety.
This document provides training on robbery prevention and awareness. It discusses the characteristics of robberies, what to do during and after a robbery occurs, and techniques for preventing robberies. The training covers identifying robbery suspects and vehicles, protecting the crime scene after a robbery, and cash handling and security practices to deter robberies. The goal is to educate business owners and employees on how to stay safe during a robbery and assist law enforcement in preventing future crimes.
This document provides guidance on responding to bomb threats. It details actions to take if receiving a phone or written bomb threat, as well as procedures for evacuating a building safely. Signs of a suspicious package are also listed. The key recommendations are to remain calm, notify authorities, and clear the area if a device is found until the bomb squad has deemed it safe. Thorough planning, inspection, and control of access can help secure a premises against bomb threats.
The document provides guidelines for personal security in high-risk areas. It outlines various threats like express kidnapping, kidnapping, carjacking, and armed assault. It recommends situational awareness when walking, driving, shopping, using elevators or ATMs. If confronted, remain calm and obey the criminal. Do not allow them to take you to a secondary location. If they have a knife, run and scream, but if they have a gun, do not run or scream. As a last resort, attack their eyes to temporarily blind them and flee to safety.
La importancia del control de accesos y la seguridad privada en empresasAna Salas
La vigilancia privada y el control de accesos brindan beneficios a varios tipos de empresas como establecimientos comerciales, condominios, empresas y aeropuertos al ayudar a prevenir robos, delitos y sucesos inesperados que podrían afectar negativamente las operaciones y brindar una mejor calidad de vida y organización.
The document discusses the role and responsibilities of a security officer. It describes their duties such as patrolling sites, controlling access, and responding to incidents. A security officer's specific duties are outlined in Assignment Instructions that provide site-specific procedures, patrol routes, and emergency protocols. Security officers must wear a uniform, have the proper equipment, and follow confidentiality requirements regarding sensitive site information.
soft skill presentation for securities to understand about the communication skills and also some interpersonal skills to develop in one another among security operatives as well the reception securities
In today’s business and residential setups, there is a growing demand for security guards to protect property and the people who occupy them. It’s therefore important that everyone understands what makes a good security guard.
This document provides guidance on basic security procedures for security guards. It discusses the duties of security guards which include protecting people, property and information through monitoring premises, detecting and responding to criminal activity, controlling access and assisting in emergencies. The document outlines how to effectively patrol premises on foot or by vehicle through being visible, taking time, looking for anything unusual, using observation skills and avoiding routines. It emphasizes the importance of safety by observing, deterring and reporting rather than physical intervention.
This document discusses national security, regional/local security, and company physical security. It defines security threats and outlines different types of security concerns. National security involves protecting a nation's sovereignty, territory, and citizens. Company physical security uses measures like surveillance and access control to protect facilities, equipment, personnel, and property from threats. The document emphasizes that security is a shared responsibility involving people, government, management, and employees.
By. Chila G. Lipata EMT, So2 -BOMB THREAT.pptxChila Lipata
The document provides guidance on preparing for and responding to bomb incidents. It discusses developing security and bomb incident response plans, conducting physical searches of buildings, and responding to bomb threats received by telephone, written notes, or in person. It also provides tips for securing business establishments and guidelines for handling suspicious packages or unattended items, including confirming the item is suspicious, communicating the threat to authorities without endangering others, and following instructions from first responders.
This PowerPoint provides guidance for a C-TPAT security training program for employees. It suggests tailoring the presentation to include company-specific images and information. The presentation covers topics like identifying suspicious persons and activities, controlling visitors, and maintaining computer and document security. The goal is to enhance supply chain security and prevent illegal cargo from entering containers by having all employees consider security risks.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) regulates the private security industry in the UK. It aims to protect the public by licensing individuals and companies. Licensed security workers must be trained and meet conduct standards. The SIA oversees door supervisors, security officers, CCTV operators, cash and valuables in transit operatives, and close protection operatives. It also runs an Approved Contractor Scheme to recognize high quality security companies.
1. The document outlines procedures for responding to a bomb threat at a hotel, including notifying emergency response teams, searching areas, and evacuating if necessary.
2. Key steps include broadcasting a code to alert teams, searching assigned areas within 14 minutes, and evacuating the entire building if a suspicious object is found.
3. Roles and responsibilities are defined for security, management, department heads, employees and emergency responders to ensure a coordinated response.
Este documento proporciona información sobre varios temas relacionados con la seguridad, incluyendo seguridad de instalaciones, control de acceso, detección de explosivos, seguridad contra incendios, seguridad electrónica, seguridad de la información, seguridad de comunicaciones y seguridad de personalidades. Explica conceptos, amenazas, medidas y procedimientos relacionados con cada uno de estos temas de seguridad.
The document provides an overview of guarding roles and responsibilities according to a holistic security model. It discusses various aspects of guarding including management procedures, training, physical security measures, risk management, and standard operating procedures. The goal is to implement proactive and reactive guarding through comprehensive training, procedures, and coordination across different security elements.
Corporate travel security services part 2Jeff Starck
Part 2 of a 4 part series on Corporate Travel Security, Safety & Cultural Awareness. Designed for the international business traveler to help make their travels hassle free and productive. The content and suggestions are equally as useful to the leisure traveler, International aid worker or traveling student.
Pro-Intell provides kidnap response and prevention services globally. Their experienced response team handles all aspects of a kidnapping case, from initial support and advice, to negotiations and communications. They aim to have a consultant on-scene as soon as possible after an incident. Pro-Intell also offers kidnap prevention recommendations, such as avoiding routines, reducing wealth displays, and taking security precautions when traveling or away from home, to reduce the risk of becoming a victim.
The key points of the document are:
1) Physical security assessments are important to identify security risks, vulnerabilities, and opportunities to improve protection of assets, employees, and business reputation.
2) Assessments should evaluate physical, cyber, and human aspects of security using a risk management framework.
3) Effective security requires identifying assets, threats, and vulnerabilities; prioritizing risks; and implementing programs to deter threats and mitigate vulnerabilities.
The document discusses suspicious activity reporting and adversarial surveillance. It defines suspicious activity as behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity. Prior to attacks, terrorists often engage in precursor activities like planning, acquiring materials, and reconnaissance. This adversarial surveillance is meant to gather information on locations, security procedures, and personnel. Citizens should report any suspicious surveillance activities to local authorities. Reports are reviewed by fusion centers and possibly shared with the FBI if deemed relevant to national security.
This document provides tips for personal safety and security. It discusses what security and personal safety mean and emphasizes prevention over reaction or luck. It gives advice for walking on streets, in parking lots, driving, and what to do if attacked. The key tips are to remain calm, avoid confrontation, and prioritize survival in dangerous situations. Prevention through awareness of one's environment is stressed as the most important factor for ensuring personal security.
The document provides travel safety tips for both domestic and international travel. It outlines eight key themes: keeping a low profile; not being predictable in schedules and routes; being wary of attention diverters trying to steal belongings; using luggage tags with company names only; carrying critical items and copies of passports; selecting hotel rooms on higher floors near stairwells; being cautious of unmarked taxis and rental car security; and using discreet bags or covers for electronics like laptops. It also recommends travel security services for high-risk areas that provide alerts and emergency assistance.
A security plan at GSK aims to reduce risks of terrorism through various measures:
1) All access doors must be properly secured and all visitors and vendors screened for weapons.
2) Luggage and carry-on items must be screened for weapons before entering restricted areas like pilot plants and labs.
3) Security patrols and training help monitor sensitive areas and respond to threats, preventing harm, loss, or damage from terrorism.
The document provides guidance for security guards on various safety and security topics including:
1. Physical security measures like securing telephone lines, installing security signs and cameras, and trimming landscaping.
2. Sensitivity training to understand biases and sensitively interact with the public regardless of backgrounds.
3. Report writing training on objective, factual reporting and note taking including the five Ws.
4. Health and safety training on first aid, WHMIS for hazardous materials, and fire safety procedures like building evacuation and not using elevators during an alarm.
This document outlines various office safety hazards and procedures. It discusses ergonomic issues, slips and falls, fire safety, lighting, storage, furniture safety, lifting techniques, and lockout/tagout procedures for office equipment. Slips, trips and falls are identified as the number one cause of office injuries. Proper posture and ergonomics while sitting are emphasized to avoid strain and injury.
This document provides information and tips about street safety, robbery prevention, and what to do if robbed. It defines theft and robbery under Canadian law. It advises being aware of one's surroundings, avoiding flashing expensive items, and not walking while distracted. If followed, it recommends going to a well-lit area and calling police. Common robber behaviors are described as using threats to frighten victims and demand money. Victims often feel fear, helplessness, confusion, and anger after a robbery. The document provides contact information for police and advises reporting descriptive details of suspects.
This document provides safety tips and guidelines for students and faculty at Malcolm X College. It discusses how to stay safe on campus and what to do in dangerous situations. Key tips include always being aware of your surroundings, reporting any suspicious activity, avoiding going out alone at night if possible, and knowing what to do if confronted by an attacker such as yelling "fire" to attract attention. The document emphasizes situational awareness and not taking unnecessary risks to help ensure one's safety.
In today’s business and residential setups, there is a growing demand for security guards to protect property and the people who occupy them. It’s therefore important that everyone understands what makes a good security guard.
This document provides guidance on basic security procedures for security guards. It discusses the duties of security guards which include protecting people, property and information through monitoring premises, detecting and responding to criminal activity, controlling access and assisting in emergencies. The document outlines how to effectively patrol premises on foot or by vehicle through being visible, taking time, looking for anything unusual, using observation skills and avoiding routines. It emphasizes the importance of safety by observing, deterring and reporting rather than physical intervention.
This document discusses national security, regional/local security, and company physical security. It defines security threats and outlines different types of security concerns. National security involves protecting a nation's sovereignty, territory, and citizens. Company physical security uses measures like surveillance and access control to protect facilities, equipment, personnel, and property from threats. The document emphasizes that security is a shared responsibility involving people, government, management, and employees.
By. Chila G. Lipata EMT, So2 -BOMB THREAT.pptxChila Lipata
The document provides guidance on preparing for and responding to bomb incidents. It discusses developing security and bomb incident response plans, conducting physical searches of buildings, and responding to bomb threats received by telephone, written notes, or in person. It also provides tips for securing business establishments and guidelines for handling suspicious packages or unattended items, including confirming the item is suspicious, communicating the threat to authorities without endangering others, and following instructions from first responders.
This PowerPoint provides guidance for a C-TPAT security training program for employees. It suggests tailoring the presentation to include company-specific images and information. The presentation covers topics like identifying suspicious persons and activities, controlling visitors, and maintaining computer and document security. The goal is to enhance supply chain security and prevent illegal cargo from entering containers by having all employees consider security risks.
The Security Industry Authority (SIA) regulates the private security industry in the UK. It aims to protect the public by licensing individuals and companies. Licensed security workers must be trained and meet conduct standards. The SIA oversees door supervisors, security officers, CCTV operators, cash and valuables in transit operatives, and close protection operatives. It also runs an Approved Contractor Scheme to recognize high quality security companies.
1. The document outlines procedures for responding to a bomb threat at a hotel, including notifying emergency response teams, searching areas, and evacuating if necessary.
2. Key steps include broadcasting a code to alert teams, searching assigned areas within 14 minutes, and evacuating the entire building if a suspicious object is found.
3. Roles and responsibilities are defined for security, management, department heads, employees and emergency responders to ensure a coordinated response.
Este documento proporciona información sobre varios temas relacionados con la seguridad, incluyendo seguridad de instalaciones, control de acceso, detección de explosivos, seguridad contra incendios, seguridad electrónica, seguridad de la información, seguridad de comunicaciones y seguridad de personalidades. Explica conceptos, amenazas, medidas y procedimientos relacionados con cada uno de estos temas de seguridad.
The document provides an overview of guarding roles and responsibilities according to a holistic security model. It discusses various aspects of guarding including management procedures, training, physical security measures, risk management, and standard operating procedures. The goal is to implement proactive and reactive guarding through comprehensive training, procedures, and coordination across different security elements.
Corporate travel security services part 2Jeff Starck
Part 2 of a 4 part series on Corporate Travel Security, Safety & Cultural Awareness. Designed for the international business traveler to help make their travels hassle free and productive. The content and suggestions are equally as useful to the leisure traveler, International aid worker or traveling student.
Pro-Intell provides kidnap response and prevention services globally. Their experienced response team handles all aspects of a kidnapping case, from initial support and advice, to negotiations and communications. They aim to have a consultant on-scene as soon as possible after an incident. Pro-Intell also offers kidnap prevention recommendations, such as avoiding routines, reducing wealth displays, and taking security precautions when traveling or away from home, to reduce the risk of becoming a victim.
The key points of the document are:
1) Physical security assessments are important to identify security risks, vulnerabilities, and opportunities to improve protection of assets, employees, and business reputation.
2) Assessments should evaluate physical, cyber, and human aspects of security using a risk management framework.
3) Effective security requires identifying assets, threats, and vulnerabilities; prioritizing risks; and implementing programs to deter threats and mitigate vulnerabilities.
The document discusses suspicious activity reporting and adversarial surveillance. It defines suspicious activity as behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity. Prior to attacks, terrorists often engage in precursor activities like planning, acquiring materials, and reconnaissance. This adversarial surveillance is meant to gather information on locations, security procedures, and personnel. Citizens should report any suspicious surveillance activities to local authorities. Reports are reviewed by fusion centers and possibly shared with the FBI if deemed relevant to national security.
This document provides tips for personal safety and security. It discusses what security and personal safety mean and emphasizes prevention over reaction or luck. It gives advice for walking on streets, in parking lots, driving, and what to do if attacked. The key tips are to remain calm, avoid confrontation, and prioritize survival in dangerous situations. Prevention through awareness of one's environment is stressed as the most important factor for ensuring personal security.
The document provides travel safety tips for both domestic and international travel. It outlines eight key themes: keeping a low profile; not being predictable in schedules and routes; being wary of attention diverters trying to steal belongings; using luggage tags with company names only; carrying critical items and copies of passports; selecting hotel rooms on higher floors near stairwells; being cautious of unmarked taxis and rental car security; and using discreet bags or covers for electronics like laptops. It also recommends travel security services for high-risk areas that provide alerts and emergency assistance.
A security plan at GSK aims to reduce risks of terrorism through various measures:
1) All access doors must be properly secured and all visitors and vendors screened for weapons.
2) Luggage and carry-on items must be screened for weapons before entering restricted areas like pilot plants and labs.
3) Security patrols and training help monitor sensitive areas and respond to threats, preventing harm, loss, or damage from terrorism.
The document provides guidance for security guards on various safety and security topics including:
1. Physical security measures like securing telephone lines, installing security signs and cameras, and trimming landscaping.
2. Sensitivity training to understand biases and sensitively interact with the public regardless of backgrounds.
3. Report writing training on objective, factual reporting and note taking including the five Ws.
4. Health and safety training on first aid, WHMIS for hazardous materials, and fire safety procedures like building evacuation and not using elevators during an alarm.
This document outlines various office safety hazards and procedures. It discusses ergonomic issues, slips and falls, fire safety, lighting, storage, furniture safety, lifting techniques, and lockout/tagout procedures for office equipment. Slips, trips and falls are identified as the number one cause of office injuries. Proper posture and ergonomics while sitting are emphasized to avoid strain and injury.
This document provides information and tips about street safety, robbery prevention, and what to do if robbed. It defines theft and robbery under Canadian law. It advises being aware of one's surroundings, avoiding flashing expensive items, and not walking while distracted. If followed, it recommends going to a well-lit area and calling police. Common robber behaviors are described as using threats to frighten victims and demand money. Victims often feel fear, helplessness, confusion, and anger after a robbery. The document provides contact information for police and advises reporting descriptive details of suspects.
This document provides safety tips and guidelines for students and faculty at Malcolm X College. It discusses how to stay safe on campus and what to do in dangerous situations. Key tips include always being aware of your surroundings, reporting any suspicious activity, avoiding going out alone at night if possible, and knowing what to do if confronted by an attacker such as yelling "fire" to attract attention. The document emphasizes situational awareness and not taking unnecessary risks to help ensure one's safety.
Some businesses face higher risks of armed robbery than others due to factors like being open late with few staff, or dealing in valuable goods. Pharmacies, jewelry stores, and 24-hour convenience stores manned by one or two workers are commonly targeted. Criminals often conduct surveillance to learn about cash handling procedures and banking routines. The best precaution is having a security consultant review procedures and advise on lowering risks, such as maintaining clear lines of sight and staff supervision of entry points.
This document provides tips for staying safe while traveling internationally. It identifies many common risks like petty crime, traffic accidents, health and safety issues, and political unrest. It recommends being aware of your surroundings, traveling with others, limiting cash and valuables, varying routines, and knowing how to contact local authorities if needed. The author is an expert in integrated risk, security, emergency and crisis management who believes an holistic approach is needed to maximize protection.
Of all the issues that face small business owners, the possibility of theft and robbery might be the most troubling. You worry about keeping your business safe—it’s not just about having peace of mind when you’re off the clock. It’s also a matter of your business’s long-term survival.
Problem is, it’s impossible to predict when the safety and security of your customers, inventory, and cash on hand will come under threat—whether from the hands of a professional criminal or a trusted employee. You can take preventative measures, however, to minimize the risk of thieves attacking your business.
Here are 6 ways to prevent a robbery from hitting your small business.
This presentation will make you aware of some of the dangers created by the criminal element in our society. It will show you how to avoid certain kinds of situations that present a danger to your safety. And it will give you some options if you ever find yourself caught up in one of these dangerous situations.
This document provides senior citizen safety tips from the Griffin Police Department. It offers advice on preventing burglary through home security measures like lighting, locks and alarms. It warns of various scams targeting seniors, such as fraudulent charities or investment opportunities. The document also discusses signs of elder abuse like injuries or withdrawn behavior and advises seeking help from authorities in these situations. Fire safety tips are given like installing and testing smoke detectors regularly. Seniors are encouraged to be alert in public and protect personal information to avoid identity theft and fraud.
Shoplifting costs American retailers between $20-30 billion annually and involves stealing merchandise directly from stores. Common shoplifting methods include concealing items on one's person or in a bag. While most shoplifters are amateurs, some make their living from it or work in teams. Retailers face challenges in deterring and catching shoplifters, as there are legal guidelines around surveillance and detention to balance security needs with customer experience.
This document outlines the responsibilities and goals of a Neighborhood Watch program. It explains that Neighborhood Watch aims to prevent crime through community involvement and awareness. Residents are encouraged to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities, such as strangers in the area, unusual noises, or suspicious vehicles, to the local police dispatch number. The roles of Neighborhood Coordinators and Block Captains are also defined, with their main roles being to communicate with residents and law enforcement.
The document discusses personal security and safety. It defines different types of security including personal, group, asset, health, financial, emotional and spiritual security. It emphasizes that individuals have the greatest interest in protecting themselves and their families. It provides tips for ensuring security such as being friendly with neighbors, maintaining vigilance, having home security equipment, and controlling opportunities rather than intent or ability. The overarching message is that personal security is primarily an individual's responsibility.
This document provides information on crime prevention. It defines crime as acts prohibited or compelled by law that are punishable by the government. Crime prevention involves acts to stop crimes from occurring, and is everyone's responsibility. The document then lists tips for crime prevention, including getting to know your neighbors, organizing neighborhood watches, and reporting suspicious activities to the police. It provides examples of emergency and non-emergency situations to report and safety tips for homes, streets, public transportation, commercial areas, and for women.
THIS PRESENTATION WILL
Define shoplifting by the Code of Virginia…
Identify your rights and responsibilities as a merchant…
Identify the types of shoplifters…
Show you how to identify possible shoplifters…
Show you the techniques shoplifters use…
Identify steps to take to help prevent shoplifting…
Identify the steps you should take if you have a shoplifter…
This document provides information on emergency phone numbers for various countries around the world. It lists the police, medical, and fire emergency numbers for countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and notes sections with additional emergency numbers or services for some countries. The document aims to help international travelers be prepared in the event of an emergency while abroad.
1. Retail theft costs retailers $14.6 billion annually in the US according to a University of Florida study. Shoplifting accounts for 33% of total retail shrinkage.
2. The document provides tips for loss prevention including engaging customers, store layout, recognizing potential shoplifters, and addressing theft if it occurs. Customer service techniques like making eye contact and offering help are emphasized.
3. If theft is observed, employees should follow the five elements, retrieve merchandise politely but firmly, and contact police if needed while prioritizing safety. Community partnerships can also aid prevention.
Personal security awareness is important in Rio de Janeiro, as street crime can be a problem. When visiting tourist sites, be aware of pickpocketing and purse snatching, even where police are present. Look and act cautiously to avoid unwanted attention. Use ATMs inside buildings rather than on streets, and be wary of anyone nearby. Take taxis between locations at night rather than walking or taking public transit. Carry only needed cash and cards, and don't resist criminals or try to keep possessions if confronted. Follow security tips and be vigilant to stay safe.
This document provides information on crime prevention. It defines crime and crime prevention, listing that crime is any illegal act and crime prevention aims to stop crimes from occurring. It then gives many tips for preventing crime, including getting to know your neighbors for community watch, home security measures, safety on public transportation and in commercial areas, and specific safety tips for women. The document stresses the importance of crime prevention being a community effort and provides resources for reporting crimes.
This presentation from a hotel's Loss Prevention department provides guidance on how to handle an armed robbery situation. It advises staff to be prepared before a robbery by following security protocols, and to deter crime by maintaining lighting and locks. If a robbery occurs, employees are instructed to remain calm and cooperate fully with the robber's demands. After the robbery, the priorities are to call 911, secure the scene, and gather detailed witness statements about the suspect and events. The overall goals are to prevent robberies through preparedness, ensure staff and guest safety during any incident, and aid law enforcement with a thorough post-robbery response.
This document provides a briefing on foreign travel safety. It outlines how travelers may be targeted for information and recommends maintaining a low profile. It also discusses hotel and travel safety tips, such as only patronizing reputable hotels and varying travel routines. The briefing further covers terrorist tactics, assistance contacts like the U.S. embassy, and steps to take before foreign travel like informing others of travel plans and registering with the Department of State. The overall message is that situational awareness and following basic safety guidelines can help keep travelers safe abroad.
This document provides tips for increasing home safety and preventing crimes like home invasion. It recommends being aware of your surroundings and any potential threats. Specific tips include making your home appear occupied when away using automatic timers, locking all doors and windows, installing an alarm system, keeping shrubbery trimmed, and avoiding giving personal information to strangers. The document stresses that while these tips can help, there is no guarantee of preventing all crimes.
This document provides crime prevention tips in various situations including walking, driving, living in residence halls, using athletic facilities, and more. It advises being aware of your surroundings, using the buddy system, keeping doors and windows locked, reporting suspicious activity, and contacting campus safety immediately in emergencies. The tips encourage safety precautions for personal property as well as personal safety behaviors. Campus safety relies on student cooperation to help combat crime on campus.
This PowerPoint presentation provides information to help teachers, administrators, and parents recognize gang activity and affiliation. It defines what a gang is, explains how gangs mark their territory with graffiti, identify themselves with colors and hand signs, and get tattoos. Potential signs of gang involvement include changing appearance, poor grades, new friends or nickname, and drug use. The presentation also lists some known gangs in Wise County, Virginia and provides contact information for the Coeburn Police Department who sponsored the presentation.
A presentation for Kindergarten and 1st grade students on dangers that a stranger might represent...the picture in slide 2 should be someone all of the children are familiar with...a teacher, principal, etc.
An awareness Power Point on dangers presented by strangers for 2nd and 3rd grade students...the first picture in the second slide should be someone all of the children are familiar with...a teacher, principal, etc.
This document provides tips on preventing burglary. It notes that most burglaries occur during the day while people are at work or school. The typical burglar is a local male teenager. Windows and doors are common entry points, so reinforcing locks and windows can help. It recommends installing alarms, solid door frames, and long screws to secure door strikes to make a home a harder target. Being aware of security and not volunteering information to strangers is also important.
This document discusses alcohol and its effects on the body, with a focus on kids aged 5-8. It explains that alcohol is a drug that can impair judgment and coordination even in small amounts. With more alcohol, people can become violent or pass out. Heavy drinking can lead to alcoholism or alcohol poisoning. The document warns of the health and legal risks of underage drinking and discusses why kids may be tempted to drink, despite ads not showing the full consequences.
Understanding How the Criminal Picks a VictimHarold Stallard
The document discusses how criminals select victims and provides tips to avoid being targeted. It explains that criminals view the world as having predators and prey. They prey on those seen as weaker to ensure their own survival. The perfect prey is unaware of their surroundings and does not see the criminal approaching. There are three steps to victim selection: intent, selection, and positioning. Once a criminal begins positioning themselves for an attack, it is imminent unless action is taken. The document provides advice such as being aware of one's surroundings, making eye contact if approached, and removing oneself from risky situations in order to avoid falling prey to a criminal's selection process.
This presentation will look at the different kinds of frauds and scams prevalent in our society today. We will show you how to identify them. We will give you some advice on how to avoid them. And we will show you what to do if you are the victim of one of these crimes.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp NetworkTechSoup
Dive into the world of AI! Experts Jon Hill and Tareq Monaur will guide you through AI's role in enhancing nonprofit websites and basic marketing strategies, making it easy to understand and apply.
A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
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Surviving an armed robbery
1. SURVIVING AN ARMED ROBBERY
SPONSORED BY
COEBURN POLICE DEPT.
CREATED BY H. STALLARD 12/07
hstallard@yahoo.com
2. WHAT DO YOU DO NOW ?
DO YOU GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANT ?
DO YOU RESIST?
DO YOU FIGHT BACK?
DO YOU BLOW THEM AWAY?
3. EVERY ARMED ROBBERY IS DIFFERENT…
WHAT IS RIGHT IN ONE WOULD GET YOU HURT OR KILLED IN
ANOTHER.
THERE IS NO ONE RIGHT ANSWER
THIS PRESENTATION WILL MAKE YOU AWARE OF THE OPTIONS
AVAILABLE TO YOU IN THE EVENT OF AN ARMED ROBBERY.
IT WILL SHOW YOU SOME STEPS TO HELP PREVENT AN ARMED
ROBBERY AND WHAT STEPS TO TAKE AFTER IF YOU ARE EVER
THE VICTIM OF THIS TYPE OF CRIME
4. AN ARMED ROBBERY IS …
The felonious taking of property of another
from his or her person or in his or her
immediate presence, against his or her will, by
violence or intimidation while armed with a
dangerous weapon.
5. A DANGEROUS WEAPON IS…
A dangerous weapon can be anything from a
gun, knife, baseball bat, rock, gasoline, acid,
metal pipe, or any other of a thousand
common items found almost anywhere.
6. ELEMENTS OF AN ARMED ROBBERY
ABILITY TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
How easy is it to commit the robbery?
7. ELEMENTS OF AN ARMED ROBBERY
DESIRE TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
Do they have an expectation of success?
8. ELEMENTS OF AN ARMED ROBBERY
OPPORTUNITY TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
9. PREVENTING AN ARMED ROBBERY
No one can say for sure that the following
strategies will prevent an armed robbery but
they may make it so difficult for the
perpetrator that they will choose to go
elsewhere.
10. STRAGETIES TO BREAK THE CRIME TRIANGLE
Ability to commit the offence
How easy is it to commit the robbery?
STRATEGY
Increase the effort required to commit the
offence…harden the target, make it so difficult
to commit the crime that they will go
somewhere else
11. HARDENING THE TARGET
Cash register or point of sale area
• The major target for criminal activity is the point
of sale area. Behind the counter is your territory
and there should be no opportunity for access
behind the counter by customers.
• Minimize the visibility of the cash drawer,
especially when it is open.
• Counters should be designed to provide as much
distance as practicable between the customer
and staff .
• Keep your front doors and windows clear of signs
and posters to allow good two way visibility.
Employees can see suspicious persons outside.
Passers-by and police can see inside.
12. HARDENING THE TARGET
Cash register or point of sale area
• Advertise outside that you keep a minimal
amount of cash in the register and that you
will not accept large bills.
• Don't keep large bills under the cash drawer. If
you don't have a safe, find a less obvious place
to hide your extra cash until you go to the
bank.
• Practice good cash control. Keep a minimum
amount in your cash drawer and make regular
drops into a safe.
• Never count cash in view of customers .
13. HARDENING THE TARGET
Opening and Closing
An analysis of crime trends clearly shows
that businesses are at greater risk of
victimization at the time of opening or
closing.
Two persons should be on hand at opening
and closing times.
At opening time, one person should enter
the store and check to see if it has been
disturbed.
Do not allow anyone into the premises after
you have closed.
14. HARDENING THE TARGET
Opening and Closing
Before closing, one person should check the
office, back rooms and rest rooms to make
sure no one is hiding inside.
Before leaving the workplace staff should
take the time to check for any suspicious
activity in the vicinity of the premises.
Keep side and back doors locked. Have
employees use the main entrance, if
possible.
15. HARDENING THE TARGET
Safes
A safe will deter, delay, and deny access to
valuable property and/or information.
However, most safes are designed to secure
money or valuable for a limited period of time
only. If an offender has sufficient time and
equipment, most safes can either be broken
into or removed. Transfer money to banking
facilities as soon as possible.
16. Safes
Consider the following …
• Time delay locks or two key opening systems.
• Use a safe that the clerk cannot open alone or
that requires two keys. Post that fact
conspicuously, including on the safe itself.
• Limiting access to safe combination/keys .
• Anchoring safe to building structure.
17. Safes
Consider the following …
• Safe with a drop slot…cash cannot be removed
after it is fed into slot.
• Securing tools which could be used on safe.
• A dye bomb which will mark the contents
inside.
18. HARDENING THE TARGET
BANK DEPOSITS
• Vary your banking routine. Carry cash in a
variety of ways - a lunch sack, attaché case,
flight bag, pocket, etc. Money bags are pretty
obvious.
• Vary the times and routes that you use to go
to the bank.
• Make deposits as often as possible, never less
than once a day.
19. HARDENING THE TARGET
BANK DEPOSITS
• Be alert for "customers" who seem to be
loitering or glancing around the store while
appearing to shop or browse through a
magazine.
• Watch for suspicious persons outside the
business - especially in parked cars and
around telephone booths.
• Call for a police escort to the bank.
20. STRAGETIES TO BREAK THE CRIME TRIANGLE
Desire to commit the offence
Do they have an expectation of success?
STRATEGY
Reduce the rewards available to the offender.
Since it’s the cash they want, limit what they
can get. If they know that there is only a
limited amount of cash they can get, they may
choose to go elsewhere.
21. REDUCING THE REWARDS AVAILABLE TO THE
OFFENDER
Limit the cash you have on hand
The less cash held on your person or on the premises, the less
attractive you are as a target. Keep under $100 on you or on
the premises if possible, especially at night. If you run a
business, advertise the fact that you keep a minimum of cash
on the premises.
Keep money where it can't be reached
Deposit money in banks or secure holding units frequently.
Use a cash drop box with a time delay lock and advertise this
with a sign if you have a business.
Keep money out of sight…Never count cash in
view of customers
22. STRAGETIES TO BREAK THE CRIME TRIANGLE
OPPORTUNITY TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
STRATEGY
Increase the risk of apprehensions
Cameras
Use a good video camera surveillance system.
There are many cameras available that vary in
quality. Pick a camera with good resolution. It
is also important to consider the lens and
ensure that it is suitable for coverage of the
target area you have chosen.
23. STRAGETIES TO BREAK THE CRIME TRIANGLE
OPPORTUNITY TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
STRATEGY
Increase the risk of apprehensions
Mirrors
Mirrors allow staff to monitor sections of the
store obscured by physical barriers. Ensure
that mirrors do NOT allow would be offenders
to see your cash handling area.
24. STRAGETIES TO BREAK THE CRIME TRIANGLE
OPPORTUNITY TO COMMIT THE OFFENSE
Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
STRATEGY
Increase the risk of apprehensions
Lighting
The principal objectives of lighting should be:
To ensure uniform coverage and brightness
through the area to eliminate dark spots that
could conceal intruders and/or criminal
activity.
To illuminate the vulnerable 'target' areas, e.g.
stairwells, regularly used pathways.
25. In spite of everything you have done, you suddenly find
yourself facing an armed robber…
Try to remain calm and control your emotions…you can be
hysterical after it’s all over.
Do precisely as you are told, and no more…don’t volunteer any
information or help.
Avoid eye contact with the robber…eye contact can be
considered as a challenge to them and escalate the
probability of violence.
Speak only when spoken to.
Tell the robber exactly what you are doing…you definitely don’t
want to startle someone with a weapon in a tense situation.
26. In spite of everything you have done, you suddenly find
yourself facing an armed robber…
Make no sudden movements that could be interpreted as an
attack against them.
Don't activate alarms unless it is safe to do so.
Try to get a good look at the robber so you can describe him
later…gather as many details as possible.
Give the robber time to leave…if you follow too closely he may
turn on you.
Note his direction of travel when he leaves.
Try to get a description of his vehicle ONLY if you can do so
without exposing yourself to harm.
27. If you believe we are peddling mere passivity as
someone takes away your hard-earned valuables,
you're quite wrong.
There are other ways to fight back besides the
'macho' way of the movies.
Remember, one should only fight back physically as
a last resort, when you feel as if your life or the life of
someone with you is, at that moment, truly in
danger.
The real reason you're complying with the robber other than self-preservation against a gun or knife is that such a manner will allow you to pay attention
to every detail of the robber and his methods,
enabling you to be a strong witness for the police.
28. BEING A STRONG WITNESS
Most robbers slip apprehension because of bad or faulty
information from witnesses or from the crime scene.
The most important thing is to gather and remember
information that might be helpful to the police.
Try to notice distinguishing traits about the thief.
Try to observe characteristics like sex, age, height, weight,
race, prominent or unusual features, and color of skin and
eyes. In addition, noting identifying characteristics such as
scars, tattoos, clothing, limps and traits of speech are all very
helpful in finding the culprits.
Note behavioral characteristics: How does this person act?
Worried, mad, confused, drunk? What was his speech like?
Did he have an accent? If others were helping, did they use
nicknames? What were the interactions with the other
offenders? Was a particular person in charge?
29. AFTER AN ARMED ROBBERY
Call the police immediately, giving: name and
address of premises you are in or near, its area and
location; number of offenders and description;
description of weapon used; description of vehicle
used and direction of travel. If on foot, in what
direction? If in a vehicle, try to get the license
number.
Close the store and lock the door(s) if you have a
key.
Do not discuss the details of the robbery with
witnesses or fellow employees.
30. AFTER AN ARMED ROBBERY
Ask any witnesses to stay until police arrive. If they
can't, get their names, phone numbers and
addresses.
Do not touch anything that the robber may have
touched. Block off areas where the robber was, if
necessary.
Try to recall as much as you can about the robber's
appearance, speech and mannerisms. Make notes.
Do not discuss the amount of money taken with
anyone other than police.
31. IF YOUR LIFE IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER
You’ve done everything they’ve asked…you’ve
played by their rules…but they give every
indication that they intend to do you harm…
You believe at this moment your only option
for staying alive is to physically fight back.
32. IF YOUR LIFE IS IN IMMINENT DANGER
In Virginia, the use of deadly force is justified
ONLY
when your life or the life of someone else is in
immediate and imminent danger.
You must be able to prove that it was actually in
danger and not that you just thought it was.
Deadly force is that force which is intended to
cause or that carries a substantial risk of causing
death or serious bodily injury.
33. FIGHTING BACK
When fighting for your life there is only one
rule to remember…
Only the winner gets to go home !
34. • COEBURN POLICE DEPARTMENT
• 114 FRONT STREET
• 395-2111
• CHIEF SCOTT BROOKS
• sbrooks@townofcoeburn.com