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anyone attempting to negotiate with a robber about what the individual can or cannot take can instigate the thief to become aggressive and put everyone else in danger - verbally discussing the confrontation is generally not recommended since the robber wants the actions to be quick.

in case of the unfortunate situation of theft, it is a good idea for individuals to have extra money in a shoe, or somewhere hidden, then it is possible to pay the taxi fare and not get stranded - in the case of an absolute lack of money some taxi drivers might accept getting paid on arrival at the location.

if an theft actually happens, one should not run after the robbers as they will always be faster and a lot more could be at risk by doing so -  robbers are very skilled in dodging urban obstacles, they are not be afraid to dive in the middle of traffic, jump great heights or push someone in the way to escape. arrow-back      arrow-forward

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