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From: bobc@pyramid.unr.edu (Bob Conrad)
Subject: Re: New Anti-Carjacking Campaign
Message-ID: <1993Apr23.055029.15346@physics.unr.edu>
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Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1993 05:50:29 GMT
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In article <1993Apr23.013802.4157@freenet.carleton.ca> ae446@Freenet.carleton.ca (Nigel Allen) writes:
>
>Here is a press release from the National Crime Prevention Council
>   The campaign urges drivers to remember to "lock up, roll up, and
>look around":
>   * lock car doors immediately after entering or leaving the car;
>   * roll up windows as far as possible; and
>   * look around and be alert to avoid situations that are
>       suspicious.
      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

that reminds me of a blurb in the police blotter in my school paper along
the lines of, "...Police were called because [so and so] reported there
were suspicious people hangning around the Business Building."  turns
out it was two black men leaving the building after doing homework late
one night.
