First, dormitory safety
1. When you leave the dormitory, even for a short time, you must lock the door and close the window. Be sure to get into the habit of turning off lights, closing doors and windows to prevent thieves from entering.
Don't stay with foreigners. College students should be polite and hospitable, but not loyal, emotional, principled and undisciplined. If you violate the school dormitory management regulations and stay with people who don't know the ins and outs casually, it will be tantamount to inviting wolves into the room and you will regret it.
3, found suspicious personnel should strengthen vigilance. When the perpetrators steal in the dormitory, they often find various excuses, such as who to look for or what goods to sell. When he saw that the management was lax and he was free to enter and leave Daimon Masaru, he walked back and forth, looked around, waited for an opportunity to find out the situation, and then stole the door and locked it. When encountering such suspicious people, students should take the initiative to ask. If visitors can't explain the legitimate reasons and the basic situation of the school, they are full of doubts and look flustered, so they need to ask further questions. When necessary, they may also be required to show their ID cards, student ID cards, work permits and other identification certificates. If no evidence of theft is found after identity verification, the personnel on duty may be required to record their names, ID numbers and entry and exit times before leaving. If it is found that the holder carries tools or stolen goods, on the one hand, he can send someone to talk with him to delay the time, on the other hand, he can call the school security office as soon as possible to investigate.
4. Take care of your keys, including the keys to classrooms, dormitories, schoolbags, drawers and other places. Don't lend them to others or misplace them in case "uninvited guests" copy or steal them. If the key is lost, replace it with a new lock in time.
5. Plug in the door during the group lunch break to prevent outsiders from entering. If you want to open doors and windows, you must be vigilant and put valuables such as mobile phones in places where others are not easy to find and steal.
Second, the classroom (study room) anti-theft
1. When people leave public places such as libraries and study rooms, they should take valuables with them or give them to reliable classmates for safekeeping to avoid being stolen by criminals.
Try not to put a lot of cash and valuables unrelated to study in your schoolbag to reduce others' attention.
Don't occupy your seat with your schoolbag, try to use useless brochures.
4. When the classroom is empty but a stranger takes the initiative to sit next to it, put the schoolbag in the sight of the inside of your body to avoid being stolen.
Third, anti-theft in public places
1. Students should try not to carry a lot of cash and valuables when they go shopping and playing. If you bring a lot of money, you'd better put it in your underwear bag, and only put a little cash in your coat for buying tickets or odds and ends.
Don't put your wallet in your back pocket when you go out. Don't put money or valuables at the bottom or edge of the bag when taking the bus, so as not to be cut and stolen. When it is crowded, the bag should be put in front. Whether eating, shopping or taking photos, the bag should not leave the body, at least not out of sight, so as not to be taken away by negligence.
3. When eating, don't hang clothes and cash in clothes on the armchair together; If you want to go to the toilet or do other things on the way, you should take your wallet with you and don't leave it on the table.
Fourth, anti-theft of special items.
1. Cash is the first choice for all thieves. The best way to keep cash is to deposit it in the bank. Especially when the amount is large, it should be deposited in the bank in time and the password should be added. The password should be a number that is easy to remember and difficult to decrypt. Never choose your date of birth as your password. Once the passbook and credit card are lost, it is easy to be impersonated by familiar people. At the same time, if the ID card is lost together with the passbook and credit card, it is also easy to be impersonated. In particular, passbook, credit card, etc. It should not be put together with ID cards, student ID cards and other documents. Pay attention to the confidentiality of passwords when depositing and withdrawing money in banks or ATMs. If you find that your passbook or credit card is lost, you should immediately report the loss to the bank where you opened the account.
At present, various valuable cards have been widely used in schools, such as food cards and telephone cards. These securities cards should be properly kept, preferably in your close-fitting pocket with buttons or zippers at the pocket mouth. The password used must be kept secret. When taking part in physical exercise or taking a bath, you should lock all kinds of valuable documents in your own box and keep your keys well. Don't be afraid of trouble.
The theft of bicycles is a big public hazard. Campus is no exception. To buy a bicycle, you must go to the relevant department to go through the formalities of settlement. When you buy someone else's used car, you must buy a fully licensed one. Bicycles should be equipped with anti-theft locks, parked according to regulations, and develop the habit of parking and locking. You'd better spend money to park your car in the parking lot when you ride a bike to a public place. If parking for a long time, it is best to strengthen anti-theft facilities, such as fixing the car lock on the object.
V. Ways of handling theft cases
1, immediately report to the school security office, and at the same time block the protection site, and no one is allowed to enter. Don't rummage through your belongings at the scene, and don't rush to see if your belongings are lost. Otherwise, it is not conducive to public security personnel to accurately analyze, correctly judge the scope of reconnaissance and collect criminal evidence.
2, found the suspect, should immediately organize students to intercept, and strive to catch.
3. Cooperate with the investigation and objectively answer the questions raised by the public security department and security personnel in a realistic way. Actively provide clues and don't hide the situation. School security departments and public security organs have the obligation and responsibility to keep students confidential.