What Should I Look for?

• Unusual sounds, such as breaking glass or an audible alarm.
• A vehicle idling slowly without any lights on at night.
• A vehicle combing the streets with no apparent destination, day or night.
• Anyone sitting in a parked vehicle for an extended amount of time.
• A person running from or looking into a residence or vehicle for no apparent reason.
• A person with seemingly no purpose, wandering around the neighborhood or going door to door.
• Any unknown person accessing a neighbor’s garage or removing property from a neighbor’s home or vehicle.
• A stranger carrying a garbage bag, pillow case, backpack or other bundle away from a neighbor’s home.
• One or more strangers leaving the community with an extra bicycle in tow.
• A person selling items, exchanging merchandise, or otherwise conducting business out of their vehicle.
• A stranger, on foot, on a bicycle or in a vehicle, stopping to talk to a child on the street.
• A child resisting the advances of an adult.

Bottom Line: Trust your gut!