Unit 5.2, Exercise 7B, page 133.0:00
We can all fight crime.0:08
The best thing we can do at home is to lock the doors and windows.0:10
We can also protect ourselves at home in other ways.0:15
Always try to see who's there before opening your door.0:19
Look through a peephole or a safe window.0:23
Ask any stranger to tell you his or her name and to show proof that he or she is from the identified company or group.0:27
Remember, it is OK to keep the door locked if you are uneasy.0:36
Children that are home alone should never tell anyone at the door that they are on their own.0:41
Tell the person at the door that your parent is on the telephone or too busy to answer the door and to come back another time.0:47
Make sure that locks, doors and windows are strong and cannot be broken easily.0:56
A good alarm system can help.1:02
Many police departments will send an officer to your home to suggest changes that could improve your security.1:06
Do not enter your home if there are signs that it has been burgled.1:13
Go to a neighbour's house or use a mobile phone and call the police.1:18
Stay in a safe place until the police arrive on the street.1:23
Stay alert at all times, even in your own neighborhood and at your own door.1:27
Try to stay away from places where crimes happen, such as dark parking lots or alleys.1:36
You can also call the police if you see anything suspicious or someone doing graffiti.1:43
If there is a person hanging around your neighbourhood that makes you uncomfortable, call for help.1:50
Don't carry a lot of cash.1:57
Try not to carry a purse.2:00
Put your money, credit cards or wallet in an inside pocket.2:03
If a robber stops you, hand over any cash you have.2:09
Don't try to stop someone if you witness him or her committing a crime.2:14
Call the police and provide them with any information you have.2:19
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