1.
Vary your routine
as much as practicable. The more predictable your movements and
schedules, the easier it
is for a kidnapper to plan and execute your abduction. This applies as
much to places of leisure and entertainment as it does to places of
worship, shopping, or schooling.
2.
Consider making your kids use designated school buses instead of your car.
3.
Drivers
should always be on the lookout for a stubbornly trailing vehicle, and
be aware that they are especially vulnerable during the few seconds they
stop to open a gate and drive into premises.
4.
If you suspect
you are being followed, drive to a safe place where help is near. It is
best to pre-designate such a place in your neighbourhood, just in case -
a police station, busy hotel or restaurant, or even back to the
expressway, but never into a cul-de-sac. Have somebody in the car call
Security for assistance.
5.
If you must travel through isolated
roadways, choose a time of day when the area is likely to have
more traffic. Use reliable transportation, because you are very likely
to be kidnapped, robbed, or hurt if you should stop to fix a car
problem.
6.
The risk is the same if you stop for a 'bathroom
break'. Ensure that you and your family members, especially children,
use the bathroom at home before you embark on a trip.
7.
Do not make fuel stops in isolated roadways.
8.
Rather
than taking your children to salons fix their hair for hours, consider
having the service provided in your home by a trusted provider, even if
you have to pay a little more.
9.
Review the security tips
shared at the office with members of your household, and ensure they
know the phone number to call in a security emergency.
10.
Don't hesitate to call your Security contact for advice or guidance if required.
If
you live in an area with
high kidnap incident rates, there is always a possibility that you
could already be a target, or that you or your family members are being
developed as targets. Anything you do to make
surveillance with criminal intent more difficult can reduce the chances
of your becoming a victim.
_Ruwase BP.
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