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Avoid being a robbery victim on the railways

Avoid being a robbery victim on the railways. Main targets of robbers Mobiles Cash Music players. Main victims: School pupils Over 50% aged 14-19. Before travelling on train: Mark personal items Make note of mobile IMEI number Register mobile. When travelling on the railways:

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Avoid being a robbery victim on the railways

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  1. Avoid being a robbery victim on the railways

  2. Main targets of robbers • Mobiles • Cash • Music players

  3. Main victims: • School pupils • Over 50% aged 14-19

  4. Before travelling on train: • Mark personal items • Make note of mobile IMEI number • Register mobile

  5. When travelling on the railways: • Avoid dark areas • Be aware of who’s around • Stay near CCTV cameras • Move to another carriage if alone

  6. If you are robbed: • Tell an adult or call police • Write down details • Give all details to police

  7. What Remember about robbers such things as:robbers? • Height, build, age • Hair colour and style • Nationality • Facial features • Clothing

  8. Remember about robbery scene: • Place and time • Witnesses • CCTV cameras

  9. Things left behind by robber: • Sim cards • Tab ends • Bottles • Cans • Spit

  10. What the robber touched: • Hand rails • Clothes • Doors

  11. When a robber is caught: • Arrested and handcuffed • Details taken and charged • Fingerprints and DNA • Put in a cell

  12. Different sentences for robbery and theft and whether tried in Magistrate’s or Crown Court

  13. ? ? ? • With a criminal record: • Difficult to visit some countries • Difficult to get some jobs • Difficult to get a credit rating to • buy cars and houses

  14. Q1 What are the main targets of robbers on the railways? A Cash B Music players C Mobiles D Lunch boxes A Mobiles

  15. Q2 Who are the main targets of robbers on the railways? A Business people B School pupils C Rail staff D College students B School pupils

  16. Q3 What percentage of victims are aged between 14 and 19 years of age? A 55% B 45% C 35% D 25% A 55%

  17. Q4 What number on your mobile should you make note of before you travel? A Model number B Telephone number C Code number D IMEI number D IMEI number

  18. Q5 Where on a train station should you avoid going? A Waiting room with people B Dark areas C Near a CCTV camera D Near a member of staff B Dark areas

  19. Q6 When robbers are arrested what sample must they give that is kept on record by the police? A DNA B AND C DDA D NAN A DNA

  20. Q7 What is the maximum sentence a robber can get at a Crown Court? A 5 years in prison B 10 years in prison C Life imprisonment D 12 months in prison C Life imprisonment

  21. Q8 What can it be difficult to do if a person has a criminal record? A Get certain jobs B Visit certain countries C Get a credit rating D All these things D All these things

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