Burglary Prevention
Experience has demonstrated three basic concepts repeatedly:?? The appearance that an occupant is present and is attentive to the condition of the property is, in itself, a potent deterrent to would-be criminals, and physical security equipment is absolutely worthless unless used, and the component in any security system most likely to fail is the human one.
Keeping your residence neat and clean, in good repair, and giving the appearance of being home (i.e. being in and out and active inside) is the first fundamental step toward preventing crime there.
The second fundamental step toward home crime prevention is to be a good neighbor. Get to know your neighbors and their habits to the extent that you can recognize deviations from normal behavior (and they can do the same for you). Call the police when you observe a stranger behaving in a suspicious manner (loitering and observing, approaching multiple residences without apparent business, or removing property from a neighbor's residence). A cooperative neighborhood can increase everyone's collective home security with very little individual effort or time. A third fundamental step is to take prompt action to address maintenance problems affecting your security; report burnt-out lights, uncollected trash, graffiti, broken windows, defective security systems and other conditions which detract from the secure appearance of your residence promptly to the appropriate authorities for correction.

Drug Information
Common Signs of Drug Misuse
1. Changes in attendance at work or school.
2. Change from normal capabilities (work habits, efficiency, etc.)
3. Poor physical appearance, including inattention to dress and personal hygiene.
4. Wearing sunglasses constantly at inappropriate times (indoors or at night, for instance) not only to hide dilated or constricted pupils but also to compensate for the eye's inability to adjust to sunlight.? Marijuana causes blood shot eyes.
5. Unusual effort made to cover arms in order to hide needle marks.
6. Association with known drug users.
7. Stealing items which can be readily sold for cash (to support a drug habit).