" We appreciate your time, energy and enthusiasm. I truly believe that a sense of security

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1 National Crime Stop Program Free One Hour Crime Prevention Seminars How Not To Become A Victim Of A Crime This Educational Program Is Provided Free Of Charge As A Public Service

2 Crime Prevention Seminar Outline I. Introduction II. Identity Theft 1. What is Identity Theft 2. Credit/Debit Card Fraud 3. Scams 4. How is Your Information Being Captured 5. Preventative Steps 6. What to do After You Have Been a Victim III. Practical Applications Of Precautionary Measures 1. Parking Lot Safety 2. ATM Safety 3. Purse Snatching 4. Car Jacking 5. Abduction IV. Home Security & Home Safety Tips 1. Doors, Locks & Windows 2. Lighting & Automatic Timers 3. Alarm Systems & Dogs 4. Points of Entry 5. Burglar's Selection Process V. Personal Security Devices 1. Guns 2. Knives & Sharp Instruments 3. Tear Gas 4. Stun Guns & Tasers VI. Additional Q&A Segment

3 The program has been a benefit to staff members of the Public School System, Government Employees, Corporations, Church Groups, Homeowners & Condo Associations, Fraternities & Sororities and other Social Organizations. This Workshop is designed to Build Awareness, Enhance Security and Ensure Safety in a Fun, Fast Paced & Entertaining Manner. The information given in the seminar comes from direct research and statistics from agencies such as: Local Police Departments County Sheriff's Offices Federal Bureau of Investigations Rape Crisis Centers Domestic Abuse Clinics Florida's Office of the Attorney General The purpose of the seminar is NOT to scare or frighten but instead to create awareness and explore realistic options. To schedule a FREE Crime Prevention Seminar for your company or organization, contact the National Crime Stop Program and speak with one of our Program Coordinators at : The Seminar is funded by corporate sponsors and is based on each seminar's attendance so a MINIMUM of 15 people are required to have a Crime Prevention Consultant at your location. Please give us ONE week prior to your requested date to schedule your organization's seminar.

4 Crime Clock 1 Violent Crime Every 22.7 Seconds 1 Murder Every 31.5 Minutes 1 Robbery Every 1.3 Minutes 1 Aggravated Assault Every 36.5 Seconds 1 Property Crime Every 3.1 Seconds 1 Burglary Every 14.6 Seconds 1 Larceny Every 4.7 Seconds 1 Vehicle Theft Every 25.5 Seconds 1 New Stolen Identity Every 3 Seconds *Information is provided by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement

5 Testimonials "I would like to extend out sincere thanks for the crime prevention seminar you provided for us... Your seminar was very well presented, much needed and extremely informative... If your program comes out with other presentations or workshops, please keep us informed." Renee Dawson, Assistant to Dir. Devin Reed City of Jacksonville "You played a major role in making us aware of the dangers of identity theft and you did an outstanding job in explaining the precautions and specific actions to follow should identity theft happen." Marilyn Steele, Sr. Administrative Assistant Progress Energy Florida "The training was beyond my expectations... The training was interactive and you were very patient to answer the numerous question... I also received very positive feedback from staff such as they really did learn a lot." "Sherri Hutto, Program Supervisor Easter Seals Healthy Families "We would like to congratulate the National Crime Stop Program for providing this service to many companies and organizations like us and for helping us enhance security and build awareness." Alexis Garcia, Chief of Operations Orlando Museum of Art "I feel the employees that attended received a lot of information that will help them be more aware of danger and things that will help prevent crime from happening to them." Jeanna Alshouse, Program Operations Administrator Florida Department of Children & Families " We appreciate your time, energy and enthusiasm. I truly believe that a sense of security and confidence among employees promotes better work productivity as well as a sense of well being... The response has been outstanding." Jacqueline Scott, Administrative Assistant Florida Department of Transportation