Ask them to remember the stranger's description, car and license plate number. Tell your children to seek the safety of their home, a Block Parent house or the nearest public place if they are approached by a stranger. Kicking and punching make it hard to hold you. As parents, you should keep up to date records of your children, including recent photographs, their height, weight, medical and dental histories and, if possible, a video and fingerprint record. These are invaluable tools for finding lost children.
Many local agencies provide such services.
Shortly thereafter he was given his name in a contest. A fox was selected for our Program mascot in order to send the message that the purpose of Neighbourhood Watch is to 'out fox' crime. Rusty has over the past 10 years received more letters of appreciation for his work than any other volunteer in the program. Rusty can be proud of his accomplishments and contribution to the program. He has taught many young children the importance of crime prevention and personal safety.