Knowing who to contact can help you get the right support quickly, without putting yourself at risk. The best option depends on whether there is immediate danger, an active situation or information you want to share discreetly. Why choosing the right number matters Some situations need an urgent response, while others need reporting and follow-up. Using the right service helps ensure emergency resources are available for people who need them most. If you are unsure and feel someone may be at risk, it is safer to treat

Doorstep scams can be distressing, especially for older adults who may feel pressured or unsure how to respond when someone unexpected arrives at their home. These scams often rely on confusion or trust to gain money or personal information. With simple awareness and supportive neighbours, it becomes easier to prevent harm. Quiet guidance, regular check-ins and knowing the warning signs can make a real difference. A calm, practical approach helps older neighbours feel safer and more confident when dealing with strangers at the door. What doorstep

With an increase in social as well as commercial events during December, there is usually an uptick in associated criminal activity and anti-social behaviour. While the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) will continue visible patrols throughout the island, including strategic BPS traffic enforcement initiatives over the festive period, residents are reminded of the following common sense crime prevention awareness tips.   Shopping Avoid travelling alone – take a friend with you. Don’t buy more than you can carry. Ask a store employee for help, if necessary. Never leave

Public events and festivals can be enjoyable family experiences, but busy environments can make it harder to keep track of children. With simple planning and awareness, parents and caregivers can help children stay safe while still enjoying the day. Crowded spaces, noise and distractions mean children may become separated or overwhelmed. Understanding the risks and taking calm, practical steps can make outings safer and less stressful for everyone. What to look out for Large events attract many people in a small space. This can make it easy

Feeling like someone is following you can be unsettling. Whether it happens while walking or driving, it’s important to stay calm and take steps that help keep you safe. This guide explains what to look for and how to respond in a practical, low-risk way. What the issue is and why it matters Sometimes people may follow someone with the intention to intimidate, steal or cause harm. Other times, it may be a misunderstanding. Because you may not know the reason, the safest approach is to

Buying and selling items online has become a normal part of everyday life. Most transactions are simple and safe, but some people use these platforms to deceive others. Taking a few careful steps can help you protect your money, your personal information and your safety. Why buying and selling online can be dangerous Online marketplaces create opportunities for both genuine buyers and sellers, as well as people looking to scam others. These scams can involve fake payments, false listings or attempts to gather personal details. Understanding

Falling victim to a romance scam can leave a lasting financial and emotional impact. It's important to be cautious when meeting people online, and to know the red flags to look out for. Read on to find out how to protect you and your loved ones from romance scams. What is a romance scam? Romance scammers set up a false identity online with the intention of gaining people's trust and then asking them for money. They target lonely or vulnerable people and talk to them for

Car theft is one of the most prevalent crimes in Bermuda. As cars are so vital to everyday life, it can be hugely disruptive when such an expensive item is taken. Here are some things you can do to prevent your car from being stolen. Always lock your car The first defence against car theft is locking your car - even if you are only stopped briefly or you are parked on your own drive. Manually check that it is locked before walking away, as some

Child abuse is an incredibly serious crime that preys on vulnerable members of our community. Abused children often do not understand that what is happening to them is wrong, so it's up to adults to protect children from abuse. It's important to handle suspected abuse delicately in order to protect children from further harm. Here is how to correctly identify and intervene when you suspect child abuse. Signs of abuse There are different kinds of abuse that happen to children, including neglect and emotional, physical and

A side effect of modern technology is giving bullies new platforms to target victims. Cyberbullying is difficult to escape, as devices have become such a large part of everyday life. However, there are numerous ways that victims can get back control. Read on to find out more about cyberbullying and how to report it. What is cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is online behaviour that threatens, harasses, or humiliates another person. This can happen through direct messages and calls, or through posts. There are many methods that bullies use,

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