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Awareness has saved me countless times. Just because you are aware of your surrounding doesn't make you paranoid. I grew up in the Dayton area and worked in the "bad areas" before I ever carried. It does help. Ccw can get you hurt if you are not going to use it or if you hesitate. Screaming fire and running will draw attention. Just my .02

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Also.... if you add the gel insoles for just the heel of your foot it will help. I added 2 pairs to my riding boots for an addtional .5

Since I am sooooo tall. I lowered my 250 and the 300. No issues with doing this and finally I could put my feet down and touch! I have roaringtoyzs lowering kit. Oh and my bikes were lowered 1-1.5"

learning what to watch for is the first step.

pay attention to your surroundings. Is some one following you?

can you see all the way around your car as you approach? if so look under the car, be hind the tires, and around it as you walk up. know what is going on around you and look inside before getting in.

if not - try another approach walk from the isle next to where you are parked so you can see before you get to the car. make sure you always have an escape route.

always park in a well lit area, dont park where you can not see your car, have your keys ready when you walk out of the store. watch behind yourself as you walk and drive off.

just a few things you could try.

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Glad she is OK. But I never shop anywhere in Dayton. I stay in the north no bus lines. Things can happen anywhere. I had my scare as a teen, now I watch my surroundings and I do carry.

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