What to Do if You are Attacked

According to Reader's Digest October 2009 issue relaying interviews with FBI agents and Security professionals, when attacked outside your home, yell "fire, fire" instead of "help." With most bystanders, yelling "fire" will trigger a response to come help or at least come take a look at the hoopla. If they hear a scream and a "help," then their self-preservation sense kicks in.