Congressional lawmakers, staffers told how to avoid becoming a victim in D.C.'s crime wave

19-9-2023 Politics Washington Times - Politics 55

Remove jewelry on public transportation to avoid attracting thieves. Keep phone calls short to limit distractions while walking. Leave room at red lights in case a getaway becomes necessary. Police shared those tips and more Monday with Capitol Hill lawmakers and staffers at a briefing on surviving the District's ongoing crime wave.

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