Abduction Threat Tips | Abduction Threat Tips by Bruce Morcombe

Be Observant – Look for anything unusual. Trust your instincts. If you think it is wrong it most probably is.
Report any suspicions to a Trusted Adult or Police
Note things that can help police. Number of people, their appearance, Car make and model, Car Reg
We recommend that where possible always travel with a friend
Never get into a vehicle with someone not authorised to collect you
Use a Family Password so you do not get tricked
Never be tempted with offers of Gifts from someone you do not know
Never go within a few metres of a car if they seek your assistance – like looking for directions
Check with your parents first if someone asks you to look for a puppy
If you think a car is following you – Turn around and run in the opposite direction. If the car also turns around then run into the nearest front yard and yell/scream that you need help. Do not go into that house though. Stay where you can be seen by neighbours.
Be cautious when using sites like Facebook. Delete all ‘friends' that you do not personally know. Do not accept ‘friends' of ‘friends'.
Never reveal your personal details like where you live or phone numbers, what school you attend. This includes any photos of uniforms.
Do not identify where you intend going on any social network site.

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