Stop Violent Crime on College Campus"

As Featured On CBS Talk Radio

According to the Department of Justice, of the approximately 7.7 million U.S. College students aged 18-24, an average of 526,000 experienced violent crimes (rape, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault) annually. "When students transition from high school to college, they need an entirely new set of safety tips. My #1 goal is to make sure that they receive them. Please join me." -- Tony Newsom, Police Officer and author of College Safety Tips. As featured on CBS Talk Radio

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Table of Content

The TOP 20 College Safety Tips .. page 11

Chapter 1 The 1st Crime Story - Domestic Violence Demystified…page 15

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When Students transition from high school to college, they MUST have two things:

1. A basic understanding of the types of crimes frequently target students their age.

2. Knowledge of what to do, in order to avoid becoming a victim of any of those crimes. College Student Safety Tips provides them with both.

"A hero aims to contribute, is willing to set an example and live by the truth of his or her principles - Officer Tony Newsom is one of those heroes. My heartfelt and sincerest support, congratulations and thanks go to Tony for continuing to go above and beyond the call of duty and helping people everywhere to live safer lives." Anthony Robbins, author of Awaken the Giant Within and Unlimited Power

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"What is most compelling about Tony Newsom's College Student Safety Tips book is the proactive approach to safety, and the ability to communicate to audiences of all ages. Each book swiftly illustrates the dangers and false perception that many people have about safety while simultaneously teaching day to day life practices that can keep students safe." --Los Angeles County Mayor Michael D. Antonovich

College Safety Tips: 4712 Admiralty Way, #911, Marina del Rey, CA 90292, Business Phone (800) 584-2449 / Fax (310) 388-0779, email: info@CollegeSafetyTips.org