>From: "William R. Kennedy, NJIT CIAT, 201-596-5648"@lenti.med.umn.edu

>One example of a "good neighborhood" that doesn't have individually perturb-
>able property owners is a college or university campus.  You may need guidance
>from an Internet contact or a passerby as to where students park their cars
>overnight, but once you find that area you'll typically get better security
>patroling than surrounding areas do, without being in an all-night-traffic
>situation.  

I have done that twice but with security uptight about it.  The first time
was when I arrived a day before dorms opened and could not get a hotel room.
I decided to sleep in the commuter lot but was told to leave when they saw
me.  Ended up sleeping at a mall parking lot.

The second time at another school security would go through the lots
with spot lights and flashlights looking for any strange activity.  I was
asleep on the foldout bed and with tinted windows they did not see me
eventhough they looked in.

Jonathan
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Jonathan Dove   jdove@gsvms2.cc.gasou.edu
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