Three of four women fall victim.
EVEN THE ODDS.

Did you know three out of four American women will fall victim to violent crime at some time in their lives? But that doesn’t mean that you have to be a statistic. YOU DO HAVE A CHOICE. Attend our Refuse To Be A Victim® Seminar and you can learn the personal safety tips and techniques you need to avoid dangerous situations and AVOID BEING A VICTIM.
Safety experts agree the single most important step toward ensuring your personal safety is making the conscious decision to Refuse To Be A Victim®. You stand a much better chance of preventing criminal attack if you develop a safety plan before you need it. Providing you with the tools for your own personal safety plan is why we are offering the Refuse To Be A Victim® crime prevention seminar.

The seminar teaches easy to understand methods you can use to increase awareness and prevent criminal confrontation. In just three to four hours, you will get the tools you need to develop your own personal safety strategy, including information about:

The Psychology of the Criminal Mind
Home & Phone Security
Automobile & Travel Security
Personal & Technological Security
Self-Defense Tools & Training Options
and more!

The class will be presented in two sessions: a morning informational session (classroom setting), and an afternoon hands-on instructional session (self-defense). The morning session is a pre-requisite to attend the afternoon session. Of course, you can attend the morning session without attending the afternoon session. Between 12 PM and 1PM, there will be a 30-minute break between sessions for lunch. Bag lunches are permissible. Fast food restaurants are within walking distance!

Concerning Session 2: A physical examination is not required to participate in this event; however all students participate at their own risk. If in doubt as to your physical condition to engage in an event which includes physical contact, it is strongly recommended that you seek the advice of a competent physician before registering. All persons under 18 years of age MUST have written consent from their parent or legal guardian to compete in the above-mentioned event.

Questions: Officer Bud Lytle (740) 703-6075 or Sheila Stearos (740) 701-4225