犯罪から身を守る法 サンフランシスコ市警察
Inspector David Tambara
Inspector David Kamita
Personal Safety
• Trust your intuition - Feel threatened or something does not feel right
• Be Aware - Letting a potential assailant know you are aware of what is going on
• Be Assertive - Look and move with confidence
Personal Safety tips
• Plan your itinerary with safety in mind.
• Know safe places where you live, work and play.
• Police stations, fire stations, hospitals and open places.
• Keep your valuables concealed.
Personal Safety tips
• Carrying Wallet, keep in front pocket.
• If someone is walking behind you or approaching you and you are not sure of their intent, make eye contact with them.
• Walk in well-lighted, well-traveled streets, No shortcuts through wooded areas, parking lots, or alleys.
Personal Safety tips
• Walk facing traffic to avoid being surprised by someone in a vehicle, run, scream, fight, do what ever you can to avoid being taken.
• Don't fumble in your pocket or purse for your door key; have it in hand before you reach your home or car.
Personal Safety tips
• If you think someone is following you, abruptly switch directions or cross the street. If you’re still being followed, go to a public place and ask for help.
• Remember you can call 9-1-1 toll free from any public pay phone.
Auto Safety
• Lock all your doors upon entering your car.
• Make sure your car is always in good working order, with safe tires and an adequate amount of gasoline for your planned trip.
• Give yourself enough time to reach your destination. Rushing can cause injury and dangerous decisions.
Auto Safety
• Have your car keys in hand and ready to unlock the door.
• Always check your car before getting in; make sure no one is hiding inside or underneath your car. Once inside, lock your car.
Auto Safety
• Best to park in attended lots. If you must leave a key with the attendant, leave only the car key.
• Do not leave packages or personal items in open view in the car, place them in the trunk.
• At night, park only in lighted areas.
Auto Safety
• Never pick up hitchhiker.
• If you have a flat tire in an area you feel unsafe, try to keep driving until you reach a safe location.
• If your car breaks down, open the hood, get back in the car and lock the door. If someone comes to help, roll down window just enough to ask them to call the police.
Auto Safety
• If you feel you are being followed, drive to the nearest police station of public place.
• Do not stop to assist a disabled motorist. Call 9-1-1 for them.
Safety on public transportation
• While waiting for a bus or streetcar, stand near others, Avoid isolated bus stops.
• If the immediate area is deserted or in darkness, stand near an occupied building or in a lighted area until transportation arrives.
• Once on the bus or streetcar, be aware of those around you.
Safety on public transportation
• If the coach is empty or near empty, sit as far up front and close to the driver as possible.
• If someone begins to bother you, get up and notify the driver immediately.
• Upon arriving at your stop, be aware of those who alight with you. If you feel you are being followed, go to the nearest occupied building or seek assistance from transit police.
Safety on public transportation
• After dark, attempt to get off the bus in a well-lighted area. Use well lighted streets to reach your destination.
海外安全 サンフランシスコ SFPD
