Residents also encouraged to report suspicious activity through CrimeStoppers
FROM STAFF REPORTS
Cabarrus county sheriff's Office senior deputy Claudette
Camille spoke to a group at the West Cabarrus YMCA about safety and
the Cabarrus Crimestoppers program.
CABARRUS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Senior Deputy Claudette Camille of the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, in a Crime-Stoppers Program last week, shared practical tips for-citizens to better protect themselves and their loved ones through simple safety best practices. Her presentation focused on personal safety strategies to help prevent victimization and crime.
Topics included the importance of situational awareness, being mindful of your surroundings at all times, and recognizing unusual activity, patterns or routines within your community. Residents were encouraged to report suspicious activity through Cabarrus CrimeStoppers or by submitting a tip directly to the sheriff's office, with the option to remain anonymous.
"We appreciate the opportunity to empower our community with the knowledge and awareness needed to help prevent crime and keep Cabarrus County safe," the Cabarrus Sheriff's Office posted on Facebook. "Thank you to the West Cabarrus YMCA for hosting this presentation."
You can submit a tip to Cabarrus CrimeStoppers anonymously. Call the hotline 704-93CRIME (704-932-7463) or text a tip: Text 93CRIME followed by your information to CRIMES (274637).
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