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                                   “Reducing Crime and Promoting Safety”

Text Box: Q.C.C. 
POLICE INFORMER FEB 2011 Vol. 3 Issue 5
Editor: Lt. Reynaldo Rodriguez

 

                                                                                                           

 

 

SAFETY TIP OF THE MONTH: Always leave the light on when giving or taking medicine so that you can see what you are taking. Check the dosage every time.

 

“Slippery When Wet”: Winter Driving Tips

·        Clear Off All Snow and Ice: Wipe it from windows, lights, mirrors and plates.

·        Make Sure Windshield Wipers Are Serviceable: New ones might be needed.

·        Be Sure Windshield Fluid is Filled.

·        Always Have Plenty of Fuel: ˝ a tank in the winter, to keep warm if you get stuck.

·        Have A Survival Kit: First aid, candy, blanket, warm clothes, flashlight.

·        Have Snow Tools: Shovel, extra wiper blades, windshield snow brush.

·        Make Sure Your Tires Have Enough Tread: Bald tires are wrong!

·        Leave Plenty of Room When Driving: Pick a fixed object for the vehicle in front of you to pass. Count. It should take you 3 to 5 seconds for you to reach that object.

·        Drive Slow in the Snow: Consider driving much slower..

·        If Skidding, Follow Skid: Keep foot off the brake and off the accelerator.

·        If In A Skid, Do Not Panic, Take Control: Drive into the direction of the skid to get control. Once you straighten out, then apply the brakes enough to slow down but not lock up the wheels.

 

Frequently asked question: If I am at the Southbridge Campus and I have an emergency, who do I call? Call 911. The Southbridge Police Department and/or Southbridge Fire Department will respond according to the emergency.        

                       

Never forgotten: Binge Drinking Fatalities: Blake Adam Hammontree, 19, was found in a fraternity house at the University of Oklahoma. Heavy abusive drinking took part in a pledge event he attended. His blood alcohol content was 0.42.

EMERGENCY GUIDE/HANDICAP EVACUATION PLAN

If a person with a disability cannot get out of a building (elevators might be down) the best thing for them to do is to go to the nearest accessible stairwell and let someone know of their location so they can notify the proper authorities.

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                THE ADVENTURES OF OFFICER BOB

Dopey Dave was angry because someone had broken into his truck and stole cash and his marijuana (less than an ounce).  Dopey Dave borrowed a car, did some extra drinking and was out searching. After a while, Dopey Dave called Officer Bob and complained that he was not working hard enough to recover his stuff. Officer Bob finally found Dopey Dave who said he too was looking for Thieving Tom who stole his “weed”.  At that time Officer Bob arrested Dopey Dave for driving under the influence of alcohol.  

 

FIREFIGHTER FLO asks that if you smoke, do not smoke in bed or near flammable materials. Use large ashtrays and be sure ashes, matches, and cigarette ends are cold before disposal.      

 

 

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PARKING APPEAL EXCUSE OF THE MONTH: “I am appealing this ticket due to the unsafe road conditions”

 

Text Box: Parking rules & regulations have been established on campus. Signs/Painted lines are posted as well as in handbooks to communicate where to park and where not to park.

 

                                                                       

 

 

 

                                                             

 

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