Police tips on safety precautions

1. Common sense to prevent cases of car theft and property in the car. 1. Install and use anti-theft locks, alarms, GPS% B6% A8% CE% BB% CF% B5% CD% B3.html "target =" _ blank "> GPS anti-theft equipment such as GPS positioning system; 2. Park the car in someone Guarded parking lot or garage with anti-theft facilities; 3. Do not store driving procedures, spare keys, etc. in the car; 4. Lock the door when driving the vehicle; 5. Try to pull the door after locking the car with the remote control to prevent interference with the door Unlocked; 6. Cash and valuables are not stored in the car when leaving the car.

Second, prevent common sense of theft and robbery cases of trailing bank drawers. 1. To withdraw large amounts of cash from the bank, at least two people must travel together; 2. Pay attention to the suspicious people around you. Do not stay on the way after withdrawing the cash. You can not leave the cash in the car. 3. You can call 110 to request the escort service for withdrawal.

3. Prevent common sense of burglary cases of climbing into the balcony. 1. Install high-quality anti-theft doors, anti-theft windows, and low-floor residents can install anti-theft nets; 2. Make sure the doors and windows are locked before leaving the house; 3. Close the doors and windows at night; 4. Install an alarm device near the doors and windows.

4. Prevent common sense cases of theft of motorcycles, electric bicycles and tricycles. 1. The vehicle should be placed in a carport or a small room with reliable protection as far as possible; 2. Install anti-theft alarms and anti-theft locks; 3. Make sure to use anti-theft locks for temporary parking.

Fifth, common sense to prevent speeding robbery cases. 1. When you go out on a bike, try to walk on the right and carry a backpack on the right side; 2. When you find suspicious motorcycles and electric vehicles close, be alert; 3. Try not to wear expensive jewelry when traveling alone in summer.

Sixth, common sense to prevent street fraud cases. Such crimes are most commonly seen by means of medical treatment and disaster relief, picking up money and distributing money, buying copper and selling copper, etc. Most of the victims are elderly people, especially elderly women. Police tips: 1. Be vigilant, do n’t be greedy and cheap, and do n’t follow blind faith; 2. Explain to the elderly about anti-fraud, remind the elderly to stay calm when they encounter similar things, and contact their families as soon as possible.