Neighborhood Watch: A Community Shield Against Crime
Neighborhood watchers make a difference as crime costs Ohio taxpayers millions. The program trains citizens to aid law enforcement, emphasizing home security, identification, and mutual aid. Stay vigilant, lock doors, light properties, and report suspicious activity to reduce fear and crime in communities.
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Theft on campus rises as policing evolves
The University of Cincinnati Police Department introduces new campus safety measures focusing on prevention. The article outlines tips for office and dormitory security, personal safety, escorted campus services, emergency phones, and valuables engraving to deter theft, attributed to Officer Margaret Junker.
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Tips for latchkey kids by Thomas and Lynette CO authors
The article offers guidance for latchkey families explaining why children should not display house keys. It advises placing keys inside a pocket or worn on a tucked string, and suggests having a duplicate key prepared by a trusted adult. It discusses easing a child’s first entry after returning home and emphasizes safety practices.
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Safe home vacation checklist from Sharonville police
A burglar looks for an easy target and a vacant home. The guide urges neighbors to watch, inventory valuables, use alarms and safes, secure locks, arrange mail pickup, maintain the lawn, use lighting and timers, and have police periodically check the house while away. Courtesy of Sergeant Greg Homer.
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