It’s time for the Divine FeminineFemale and the Divine MasculineMale to return home to protect their families. Speak to family members, friends, and neighbors on the topics below – the same way you would speak to your children about the ‘birds and bees’ and stay safe.
-Form Neighborhood Watch Programs or Community Patrols: Meet with neighbors and try to form neighborhood watch programs or community patrols. Make sure children who have to walk to and from school are escorted. Make sure women who must shop after dark are escorted into establishments and safely to their vehicles. Human traffickers will place zip ties on the vehicles of women traveling alone to alert other traffickers.
–Get A Ring Camera and a Security System: Get a Ring camera and a security system.
–Look Out for Latch-Key Children: Start looking out for latch-key children. Most communities are familiar with these children.
–Talk to Your Children About Peer Pressure:Even when children come from respectful and honest families, many make decisions based on peer pressure.
–Be Vigilant When Out Walking or Hiking: Be vigilant when you are out walking or hiking, even if you are close to your home. Once they see you, they know where you live and can come back.
-Stay Away from Isolated Areas by Yourself: Never go to isolated areas alone. Make sure you only use populated areas for walking, hiking, and being in nature.
–Never Smell Any Products At Stores or Gas Stations: Never smell any type of perfume or packages at gas stations or in stores. It is a ‘knockout’ drug, or fentanyl.
–Never Pick Up Money Off the Ground: Never pick up any money or anything off the ground, especially when gassing up, even if it is $100 bills. It will contain a ‘knock-out’ drug or fentanyl.
–Be Careful Removing Objects Off Your Vehicle: Even if you see money, cards, flyers, handkerchiefs, or other objects on your windshield or doorknob, only remove them wearing gloves. They probably contain some type of ‘knockout’ drug or fentanyl.
-Be Careful Removing Objects from Gas Pump Handle: Many times, these objects will be ‘knockout’ drugs. Traffickers sit at these businesses to see how you look when you pull up.
-Stop Going into Gas Stations: Pay for your gas outside when gassing up. When you walk into gas stations, they can get a good look at you for human trafficking purposes.
–Beware of Carts Being Put Behind Your Car Before Backing Up: If you get in your car and someone has put a cart behind it, wait until others are around to remove it.
–Be Careful if You Are Followed in Stores: If you are followed in stores, the security guard could also be involved, so having them walk you to your car might not be enough. Others might be lurking in parking lots, especially if it is after dark. If you can, call family members to come and escort you home.
–Never Get Into a Car if There is a Van Next to It: Get someone to walk you to your car if a van is parked right next to it, but be aware that security might be involved.
–Don’t Use a Car Key Knob To Find Your Car: Criminals might be scouting out the area and waiting for you to use the key knob so they can meet you at your vehicle.
–Take Self-Defense Courses and Get a Gun: Everyone, especially women in your family, should take self-defense courses and have mace/pepper spray, a stun gun, or a gun at all times. #StayScrapped
-Don’t Gas Up at Nighttime: Only gas up during the daytime because it is safer. If men have young ladies in their households, then they should gas up their car for them. Just remember, though, many young males are also going missing at gas stations. There are human trafficking scouts at truck stops and gas stations.
