Street Safety thread Anonymous 324486
Have you or anyone you know ever been mugged? Or maybe street scammed/pickpocketed? Share tips and tricks to avoid being victimized.
Anonymous 324488
Muggers do not target specific types of people; rather, they look for the least resistant targets who appear vulnerable or unaware of their surroundings.
Anonymous 324495
As with all traumatic incidents, being mugged can result in more than physical injury and loss of valuable personal items. The longer-lasting impact of a mugging can be Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), an extreme type of anxiety disorder that can make the sufferer's life unmanageable. Mugging is violent crime, and once a person is victimized by violent crime at the hands of a stranger-especially one with a weapon-it's challenging to trust the world again.
Anonymous 324496
Muggers look for the path of least resistance, targeting individuals who appear distracted, isolated, and vulnerable. Convicted street robbers assess victims based on three main factors: perceived lack of awareness, visible valuables, and signs of physical weakness
Anonymous 324500
[Tsundere] Dragon …

Bit of a low IQ thread, really. Very standard on the femnet.
Anonymous 324502
Criminal Planning Cycle and Victim Selection Process
The first step is target selection; criminals typically select individuals who are vulnerable and unaware of their surroundings. These victims unknowingly display non-verbal cues and behavioral signals labeling themselves as oblivious to their surroundings. Indicators of a preferred victim include abnormal walking stride (dragging feet), slow walking rate, awkwardness of body movements, posture and even gaze.
https://www.smiconsultancy.com/blog/criminal-planning-cycle-and-victim-selection-processAnonymous 324504
Muggers Share Tips on Protecting Yourself From Robberies