Halloween Safety Message: Laredo Police, Michael Myers

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Halloween Safety: Laredo Police Warn Against 'Michael Myers' Behavior

Halloween is a time for fun, costumes, and treats, but Laredo Police are urging residents to keep safety top of mind this year. With the holiday just around the corner, authorities are reminding everyone to avoid becoming a real-life horror story by following these important safety tips.

Don't Be a 'Michael Myers': Laredo Police Emphasize Safe Trick-or-Treating

While the masked killer of the "Halloween" franchise may be a fictional character, Laredo Police are urging everyone to think twice about any actions that could put others at risk.

Here's what Laredo Police want you to know:

• Walk in groups: Avoid walking alone, especially at night. Stick with friends or family members for extra safety.
• Stay in well-lit areas: Choose routes that are well-lit and populated. Avoid dark alleys and secluded areas.
• Be aware of your surroundings: Pay attention to your surroundings and trust your instincts. If you feel uncomfortable, leave the area immediately.
• Be mindful of traffic: Cross streets at designated crosswalks and look both ways before stepping out.
• Inspect treats carefully: Always inspect candy before eating it, especially for any signs of tampering.
• Beware of stranger danger: Avoid speaking with or accepting treats from strangers.
• Use reflective materials: Consider wearing reflective clothing or accessories to improve visibility for drivers.

Planning Ahead for a Safe Halloween: Laredo Police Share Essential Tips

Laredo Police are also urging parents to take an active role in ensuring their children's safety on Halloween:

• Plan your route: Plan your trick-or-treating route in advance and communicate it with your children.
• Set a curfew: Establish a clear curfew for your children and make sure they understand the importance of sticking to it.
• Check candy: Thoroughly check all candy before your children eat it, discarding any unwrapped or damaged items.
• Talk about safety: Have a conversation with your children about safety precautions and what to do if they feel uncomfortable or threatened.

Don't Be a 'Michael Myers' this Halloween

By following these simple safety tips, Laredo residents can help ensure a fun and memorable Halloween experience for everyone. Remember, Halloween is about fun and festivities, not fear.

Laredo Police want everyone to enjoy a safe and spooky Halloween!