Annual Safety Report | 2009

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What To Do if You Are Assaulted

Although your personal safety is maximized when you take precautions, you may still someday be the victim of a crime. Your reaction can affect whether or not you are physically harmed. You should think now about how you might react under a variety of circumstances. Are you prepared to scream and yell? Will you be able to use force to resist?

• If you are faced with an armed criminal, the risk of injury may be minimized by cooperating with their demands. Avoid sudden movements and do what they demand.

• If you believe your life is in danger, use any defense you can think of (screaming, kicking, biting or running). Your objective should be to get away.

• If you have been the victim of a physical or sexual assault, call the police immediately. Dial 9-1-1 or use an on campus blue light telephone or call 408-924-2222.

Published by the SJSU Police Department 2009
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