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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LEVIN COLLEGE OF LAWDecember 1, 2008 | Vol. XII, Issue 15

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Melton seeks "human rights approach" to child protection policy
Holiday wish list: Study abroad with UF Law
J.J. Wilson: Becoming a legislative correspondent
UPD safety tips for the holiday season
Professors contribute to Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the United States

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London study abroad extends application deadline
Time is running out to donate to the 2008 Class Gift
CSRRR Summer 2009 Yegelwel Fellowship
Exam and holiday library hours

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UPD safety tips for the holiday season

Holiday

The University of Florida Police Department would like to remind everyone that this is the time of year when we experience increases in personal property thefts.

Factoring in the current economic situation, this year has the potential to produce an even higher increase in theft than in previous years. We can prevent this from happening if we all work together and practice the following safety tips.

Twelve tips to get you to and through the holiday season.

  1. Always report suspicious activity or persons to law enforcement immediately.
  2. Secure all personal property by lock.
  3. Bring only necessary valuables to work or school and always keep them on your person.
  4. Do not leave valuables such as purses, wallets, backpacks, personal electronic devices, or money unattended on tables in break areas, libraries, study rooms or offices.
  5. Lock your office and take your valuables with you when you leave for the holiday break.
  6. Use the buddy system - don’t walk alone between dusk and dawn.
  7. Park in well lit areas if you will be going to or from your vehicle when it is dark.
  8. Always be alert and aware of your surroundings when shopping and returning to your vehicle.
  9. Remember that your vehicle can be burglarized. If you must keep valuables in your vehicle, lock them out of sight in the trunk.
  10. Don’t get in a rush – this might cause you to forego safety practices due to time constraints.
  11. Plan your trips and be ready to alter them if needed.
  12. Encourage others to practice these crime prevention and safety tips.

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