You are walking to your car in a parking lot, and suddenly an attacker jumps out from behind a parked van. You have a child in a stroller. The attacker pulls something from their pocket while getting closer and closer to you. Your heart and thoughts are racing and you're confused. What do you do to avoid becoming a crime victim?

Crime Stopper prepares you with the right response at the right time. There are hundreds of self-protection methods you can practice. You learn how to effectively use the right self-protection method for you, from avoidance to devices than can stop an attacker cold. Just pulling a self-protection spray from your pocket is no guarantee that you can stop an attacker. If you don't know how to effectively use pepper spray, it may aggravate the situation and make the outcome of he attack worse. You cannot be fumbling at a critical moment when the attacker could easily get the spray canister from your hand. You could risk severe injury or even death. You need to learn how to practice and be prepared.

Do you know all of the best and legal self-protection devices that you can choose from to equip yourself, your family, and even your children? You do have options you need to know about, and choices you need to make. Having multiple options available in the event you are attacked may give you the best form of protection. These methods of self-protection and self-ptotection devices range from legal non-lethal devices including self-protection spray, sound alarms, stun guns, brand name Taser self-protection devices, kubatons, basic and extendable batons, and legal and potentially lethal self-protection like guns for personal carry or in the home.

Is your home safe and well protected? Have you considered having a “safe room” and what do you need? Home invasion is up. Your home needs to be a safe refuge where you can live without fear of forced intrusion by a criminal. That means making a careful assessment of your home security features including windows, doors, lighting, motion detectors, sound alarms, door bell cameras, security key pads, locks, door frames, and other security enhancements. Reading Crime Stopper will enable you to review your options and make that assessment, step-by-step.

Are you, or your teenage kids, at risk of "date rape"? How do you protect yourself, your family and children, from drugs like fentanyl? Have you been the victim of catfishing by someone you have met, who is planning to clean out your bank account or get access to your household? Is your automobile being secretly tracked by a stalker? Does your child have a tracking device that has been placed in their back pack? Would your child know what to do if someone breaks into your home or tries to con them? Is your community safe?

Crime Stopper gives you hundreds of effective crime stopping techniques and methods that you can use in minutes. These anti-crime measures have been used effectively to thwart all types of criminals from violent attackers to thieves, car-jackers, kidnappers, to purse and phone snatchers who really want to steal your identity and financial information. Con artists can turn violent in just a moment if they don't get what they want.

Are you prepared for artificial intelligence scams? Sextortion? Revenge porn? Are you being tracked or spied on? Did you know that your privacy can easily be invaded by use of secret hidden cam recordings. These cam videos can be taken of you in dressing rooms, bathrooms, hotel rooms, from your own computer, and other places to catch you in compromising situations and record you on video? Ask yourself, "What does someone want with a video recording of you in the nude?" These illegal cam recordings are not all about sexual gratification because most often they are used for blackmail and sextortion. Are your kids protected from having their computers used as spy cams in your own home?

Do you know what to do if you are involved in domestic violence? Did you know that in the U.S., domestic crimes, violence and abuse, occur at an average of 24 victims per minute? Physical violence, stalking, and sexual assault by an intimate partner affects more than 12 million people a year. Can you protect your children? Do you know how to report a crime?