Crime Safety and Security
for Women and Children

This site organizes the best of the internet into an all-in-one guide to crime safety and security. It’s from 36 years of researching the top experts and teaching hundreds of classes to the general public, children’s groups, colleges, hospitals, corporations, crime survivors, rape crisis centers, and veteran cops at police academies. 


Now it’s all here to help keep you and yours out of harm's way, as well as protecting people in 100+ countries every month.




You can protect your home by making sure all your family members use these home security guidelines. Predators will have to look elsewhere for easy prey.





Your life in the outside world largely is in your hands with the know-how of driving safety, parking lot safety, and street crime tips.




You'll learn how to protect your kids beyond the reach of your arms with the articles in Child Safety - Overview.



A Predator's Biggest Advantage

Folklore and fables tell us of ogres, fiends, and monsters. Today we call them violent criminals. Let’s blow away a predator's biggest advantage: the naïveté of the prey.

The real-life stories throughout this website show you what could possibly happen – and how to turn the odds more in your favor.

You'll see how to handle a face-to-face encounter, how to control fear itself, how criminal minds think, and how to outsmart them. Best of all, you'll learn how to avoid them altogether.

Can the Cops Always Protect You?

The USDOJ says that nearly 600,000 criminals are released from prison each year and roughly two-thirds of them are arrested again within three years for new crimes. Add to that all the young criminals who haven’t been arrested yet. 

By contrast, the United States has roughly 700,000 cops - with only a fraction of them on patrol at any one time. And the average 9-1-1 response time is 11 minutes – an eternity in an emergency. 

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