| Karen is freshman in college. She is very
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| | and the wanderer continued to follow.
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| trusting and likes to meet new people.
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| | When she was about to make her final turn
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| She has heard all the stories about
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| | to her dorm, the man jumped from the
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| college life and now she is finally here.
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| | darkness.
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| She is a well disciplined student, and
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| | He knocked her to the ground and pulled
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| does not intend to let to the social life
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| | out a knife. She was very frightened. The
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| interfere with her studies. All of the
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| | man said if you scream, I will kill you.
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| students know each other personally and
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| | Do as I say and you will not be harmed.
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| she is no different.
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| | She said what are you going to do? He
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| They do not fully understand the need for
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| | said shut up and kept walking. After she
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| all the extra security precautions.
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| | had walked a few yards, the friend that
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| Nevertheless; they act like they are
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| | she had just dropped off called her name.
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| following the rules to keep campus
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| | She had forgot to ask Karen something.
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| security off their backs. They pretend to
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| | The friends voice startled the attacker.
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| double check hall doors and lock their
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| | He turned around and Karen broke free.
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| rooms when campus security is making
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| | She screamed and ran as fast as she could
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| their rounds. In reality, they just
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| | toward her friend. The attacker ran in
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| wanted to have fun and could care less
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| | the opposite direction. Karen was
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| about security.
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| | traumatized. She reported the incident to
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| One night Karen had been out late with
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| | the police. The man was never caught.
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| her friends at a party. She came back to
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| | Karen eventually left the school. She
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| the campus and was about to retire for
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| | feared that the attacker would return.
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| the night. Her friends dropped her and
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| | You should always pay attention to your
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| another girl off about a block from their
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| | surroundings no matter where go. Even in
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| dorm. It was a beautiful night out and
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| | familiar territory, you may face criminal
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| they decided to walk the rest of the way
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| | attack. Walking with a cell phone in your
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| to clear their heads.
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| | ear or chatting with friends can distract
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| They were not aware that someone was
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| | you. Those who are distracted look like
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| watching them. It was a wanderer from the
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| | good victims to criminals. They may
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| nearby rail yard. Karen and her friend
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| | follow you for some distance before
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| continued to walk not really worrying
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| | deciding to attack.
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| about where they were or who might be
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| | If you show them that you are aware, they
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| watching. They were busy chatting and
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| | will move on to another target.
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| discussing the activities of the next
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| | Continually scan your area. Move away
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| day.
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| | from suspicious activity and people.
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| The man watching them continued to follow
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| | Report suspicious activity to the
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| them. Karen and her friend parted company
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| | authorities. Be prepared to defend
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| at her friends dorm. Karens dorm was on
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| | yourself in all cases.
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| the next block, so she continued to walk
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