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Staying Safe While Observing Community Issues
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Citizens should prioritize personal safety when observing or documenting issues. Avoid dangerous locations, confrontations, or risky situations.
If an issue poses immediate danger, emergency services should be contacted instead of using reporting tools.
Safety always comes first.
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