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This is the second half of our latest episode on how to not be snatched. So, here, we have tips for personal safety, especially for young mothers.
Also, do not miss our 2 parts previously aired about “BOLO” or how to be on the look out for human trafficking and who to call.
These 2 topics are tightly related. Since we have had a very lucrative business going on, and now supply sharply restricted, but demand has not, then American (or women and children who are not migrants).
While I am no expert in this topic, it is so important that it must be shared with everyone. Be aware! Head on a swivel. And notice that only in modern Christian nations have women felt safe to travel alone!
Came in today’s email: https://us.norton.com/blog/emerging-threats/can-someone-track-my-phone?om_em_cid=hho_email_NORTON_NEWSLETTER_1568866&et_rid=323792348
This is incomplete info and I am not advertising Norton over other companies. However, this article does point out what your phone will tell you in some cases of being hacked or tracked.
Also, watch out for phishing: urgent emails that appear to be from a reputable company (or a government entity) that getyou to give them your security info.
phishing-report@us-cert.gov
There are other addresses, including the FTC, ICAN, FBI, and Paypal that will take reports
5/16/25 Unfortunately, I have to say “I told you so” again. These posts should have been shared very widely, but they just were not that popular. People like candy, not assignments. Today, on Next Door (social media for a larger neighborhood) there were 4 snatching attempts posted. Apparently, police are not yet taking the reports seriously. No one seems to connect the snatching attempts with cartel or border activity. There is just the usual conversation about walking home from school, having whistles, schools should… yada yada. Watch your children closely. Stand with them to wait for the bus. Teaching them to walk together and how to avoid being snatched. And please share this post.