Basic Las Vegas Safety Tips

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Tourists and locals alike need to be protective of their money in Las Vegas. Be wary of pickpockets. Use your room safe if you can as a way to carry less cash. Switch that wallet from the back pocket to the front pocket. Women should use a shoulder strap purse as opposed to the clutch.

Emergency Numbers
911 – Fire/rescue/criminal activity
311 – Non-emergency issues such as lost or stolen property/noise complaints/suspicious persons or vehicles
702.223.INFO (4636) – Clark County Disaster Information Line
702. 366.1640 – Rape Crisis Hotline

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