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| (Copyright 1999) Bellman Communications All Rights Reserved HOW TO ESCAPE: Your child is attacked by an abductor that grabs him or her around the throat from the rear with both of his hands wrapped around the throat. Here is what your child should do. FIRST, your child should raise both hands high above his or her head. No matter how big or tall the abductor is, his hands will never be any higher than the child's throat. By raising both hands up high in the air, this will make your child's shoulder higher than the abductor's wrist. SECOND, your child should take a large step diagonally backward with one of their feet. It doesn't matter which foot they step back with. If they step backward diagonally with their right foot, they should sharply twist to the right or to the left if they step backward diagonally with their left foot. This will cause the attacker to release the hold. THIRD, your child should quickly run away and seek assistance from a PERSON IN AUTHORITY. |
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