| Learn the ABC's of Safety! |
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My parents always know where I am and who I'm
with. They know the full names and addresses of all my friends
and I always ask for permission before going somewhere. |
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I never talk to strangers or go near their cars, even if
they ask for help. Just because someone knows my name or sees
me every day doesn't mean that they aren't a stranger. |
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I always use the buddy system when playing or
going from place to place. If I ever change my plans I always
tell my parents or another trusted adult. |
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I don't keep secrets from my parents, even if
another adult has asked me to. If something happens to me that
makes me feel uncomfortable, I'm not afraid to tell. |
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I have permission from my parents to say "NO" to
an adult. I am respectful but I don't have to do things that
frighten, hurt or embarrass me. |
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I know my parents' full names. I have memorized
my street address, phone number, and area code. I know how
to use a pay phone and can make a collect call in an emergency. |
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| If you suspect an abduction,
concealment, or any custodial interference, call the Arkansas
Missing Children Services Program (AMCSP) toll-free at 1-800-448-3014.
Send available documentation to the AMCSP, FAX (501) 682-6704.
If you desire, your inquiries can be confidential. The Arkansas
Missing Children Services Program is located in the Outreach
Division of the Attorney General's office. |
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