Phil Elmore, “The Homeless Threat: Dealing with Street People”
ISBN: N/A | 2008 | 72 Pages | PDF | 1 Mb

The overwhelming majority of people you meet have no designs on you other than the obvious. Almost everyone who interacts with you wishes you no harm. The probability that you will be the victim of a violent crime is, thankfully, relatively low, and many if not most people will go through their whole lives never experiencing a violent crime in any meaningful way. The problem is that the possibility you could become the victim of such a crime is real and significant.

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