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Victim of a Crime
Remain calm and do not panic.
Try to obtain a helpful description of the assailant. Age, sex, race, height, weight, type of clothing, and distinguishing marks will be valuable to the police when searching for the assailant. If a vehicle is involved, try to remember its make and license plate number.
Don't resist if the assailant has a gun or knife and is only after your valuables. Property can be replaced!
If resistance is an option, don't get scared, get mad! Shout "No!", "Stop!", "Fire!", or "Call the Police!" loudly and forcefully.
Do what you can to distract the assailant long enough to escape safely.
After you have become the victim of a crime or have witnessed a crime, call the police immediately. Identify yourself and your location.
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