Security Tips Office Creepers * Keep an eye out for office creepers * Never keep your purse or wallet in an unlocked desk; office creepers are looking for cash and credit cards. Your credit cards will be charged to their limit before you realize they are gone. * Never leave packages in your vehicle where they are visible; you are inviting someone to break in. * Never leave empty bags or boxes visible in your vehicle, a criminal does not know that they are empty and will still break into your vehicle. * When you are shopping do not put packages in your trunk and return to the mall or store. After you put the packages in the trunk, move your car to another parking space. Someone may have watched you put the packages in your trunk. * Be aware of your surroundings this time of the year, criminals are aware that you will be carrying more cash than usual while Christmas shopping. * Do not let people stop you who want directions, time, etc. * Wear fanny pouches – No Purses Shopping Safety Tips SHOPPING SAFETY TIPS * Always try to shop with another person. A single shopper is the ultimate target for theft. * When going shopping, make sure you tell someone where you are going and what time you expect to return home. * Plan ahead. If you know you are going to return to your car after nightfall, park in a well lit area. Note your parking place. Parking lots have a tendency to look very different as cars come and go. * If you are in a store and sense that you are being followed, locate a store employee or security personnel. Be prepared to give them a complete description of the person you suspect. * If carrying cash, keep it in a front pocket. This makes it more difficult for a pick pocket to remove. * Store car keys in a pants or jacket pocket. If your purse is stolen, you will still be able to drive home. * Take only one or two credit cards and a couple of checks with you. * Make a list of all credit card numbers and the number to call in case they are lost or stolen. This will make the incident a lot easier to report. * If you feel uneasy returning to your car alone, find a security guard and ask him to walk you to your car. * When returning to your car, check around it and in the back seat. * Have your car keys in your hand to avoid spending unnecessary time unprotected from the security of your vehicle.	-Our History -Our Philosophy -Our Mission Statement -Total Security Solutions -Uniforms -Vehicles -Our Newsletter -Other Links -Security Tips -Download Newsletter