Tuesday, June 10, 2008
BEWARE
i got this idea from my email. anyway this is for the benefit of everybody that's why i posted this in my blog.. check this out..
Forwarded from: "Antonio Ivan Aguirre"
Dear All,
I appreciate that this story was brought up. I am very much familiar with this modus operandi (M.O.) as i have investigated dozens of such cases.
May I recommend the following:
a) First basic rule: never talk to a stranger. In public places, just refer them to the information counter and cut the conversation. While we are expected to be courteous and polite to everyone, we should keep a safe distance from anybody we don't know despite of claims.
The M.O. of the Salisi Gang, Budolbudol Gang, Ativan Gang,etc. emanated from their exploitation of the Filipino culture of hospitality and respect. They usually profile the victims and seize the initiative when they notice the vulnerability on that area.
b) Second, any deliberate physical contact by a stranger is considered a violation which should be immediately warded off and reported. Get out of the situation asap. Usually, they operate in groups and have assigned roles in victimizing their targets. If you are in a public place alone try to scan around people going near you. Every stranger is a potential "bad guy". Don't take a chance.
c) If you are strolling or simply just taking your time off in malls, be aware of your surroundings and ensure that there are public safety officers where you can report any suspicious person or activity. A public place is always a fertile area for crime and fraud.
d) Lastly, while in a public place always carry the motto "DTA" --- Don't Trust Anybody"
Hope the foregoing helps.
In Him,
Tony Aguirre
CFE,CPA,CSI, MBA
tsk tsk tsk.. just hope that we learned something from this reminder..
Forwarded from: "Antonio Ivan Aguirre"
Dear All,
I appreciate that this story was brought up. I am very much familiar with this modus operandi (M.O.) as i have investigated dozens of such cases.
May I recommend the following:
a) First basic rule: never talk to a stranger. In public places, just refer them to the information counter and cut the conversation. While we are expected to be courteous and polite to everyone, we should keep a safe distance from anybody we don't know despite of claims.
The M.O. of the Salisi Gang, Budolbudol Gang, Ativan Gang,etc. emanated from their exploitation of the Filipino culture of hospitality and respect. They usually profile the victims and seize the initiative when they notice the vulnerability on that area.
b) Second, any deliberate physical contact by a stranger is considered a violation which should be immediately warded off and reported. Get out of the situation asap. Usually, they operate in groups and have assigned roles in victimizing their targets. If you are in a public place alone try to scan around people going near you. Every stranger is a potential "bad guy". Don't take a chance.
c) If you are strolling or simply just taking your time off in malls, be aware of your surroundings and ensure that there are public safety officers where you can report any suspicious person or activity. A public place is always a fertile area for crime and fraud.
d) Lastly, while in a public place always carry the motto "DTA" --- Don't Trust Anybody"
Hope the foregoing helps.
In Him,
Tony Aguirre
CFE,CPA,CSI, MBA
tsk tsk tsk.. just hope that we learned something from this reminder..
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