That turned dark quickly. Instead of a man named G, they thought there was probably something really, really bad going on, so they called 911. Now if you do not want this to happen to you, you might want to look at your credit card because there's some pretty alarming stuff on there. The card number was supposed to be encrypted, there's the expiration date, the code to validate the card number, and then the card number. If it looked like this, that would be really bad. They saw something look like this and they wanted to cancel it right away, but you can't cancel an expired credit card, right? Instead, they bought new credit cards that looked like this in a last ditch effort to rid themselves of the bad looking card. "The suspect was identified as a white male in his early 20's, height about 6'3 weighs about 225 pounds, grey hair a thin nose, and a mustache. The suspect had a red backpack with an emblem of an eagle over a shield. The suspect might be carrying a large knife. The suspect is extremely dangerous and may have killed before. Please call 911 immediately if you have seen the suspect." Now this is one of the things you always want to know. What are you looking at? They are looking for some sort of indication that you're doing something illegal, that you're doing something that would cause you problems. Most often, this is because they're actually afraid of people who look like you. They have seen your Facebook, they've looked at your Snapchat, they've seen your text messages, and it looks like you're doing something really, really bad. "Cops are investigating the source of a letter they got containing anthrax and white powder." Oh no! What did you do? "We suspect that whoever wrote this letter was mad at a local judge because he ordered the release of a teen who had been in jail for over a month for driving without a license, or for possession of synthetic marijuana, or maybe because he shot a neighbor's cow. Whatever the reason, the writer decided to take the law into his own hands. He also sent white powder to six others in the county." Now if you get a letter like this, what would you do? "When I opened my front door, the mailman had just left my doorstep, I opened the brown bag in my hand and the mailman looked so surprised to see me that I became terrified, which was about the only thing that kept me from being sick." Wow. If you get something like this, you might want to know, am I in danger of getting arrested, am I safe, can I take this letter to the police, or is it something to turn it into the FBI? "As you can see, I did not take the letter to the police. I took the letter to my dad and we put it in the wood stove." "It's a new trend in the middle schools. Parents are angry that students are dressing up in costumes from movies and video games to take pictures with other students. The trend has grown to the point where parents now have to have their kids police the hallways and report any suspicious characters to school officials. They're also required to get students to open and turn their locker doors before they can go in." How do I know if I should stop and check or not? This is a very good question, should you be checking your back in the parking lot or the shopping mall. "Do you know who you're looking for? Are they wearing black and white? Would they scare you? Let the police know." How do I know if they will arrest me? That is an excellent question, they might. "Police arrested a teenager who left several packages, including wrapping paper with marijuana inside it. The teen was arrested and his mom has been ordered not to interfere with her son. This case underscores a serious issue facing parents, and that's should they should they check for any strangers who might be lurking around your child? And can they interfere with this teenager?" It can go back the other way, and you know what you do? You call the police right away, it's not easy, but you do it right away. We have talked about the problem before, most often police response times can be 10 minutes to an hour, or even more in some cases. Now if you send in this information, you've done a really good thing, but there's something else you should be thinking about. "They've given you some advice here, you should tell your neighbors right away if you've seen anyone wearing a black mask in front of your home, so people can look out for each other. The next thing they have told you is to move to a safe location. What that means is you need to get in a place where you can wait for the police to arrive if there's something going on, because you're still in danger even if the police arrive. Again, you need to know what the threat is before you can act, so be prepared to know how to act." This person is telling you to take measures. There's no question that these threats, the white powder ones, you need to contact the authorities right away. Then there's the gun threats and the ones where you're talking about the police wearing your stuff as a mask, in that case you can do whatever you want. You can tell your neighbors, you can contact the police, it's up to you, it doesn't affect me. Don't let people talk you out of getting the things that you need, you know what to do. And again, if you have some kind of social media, or social media that you keep track of, you can post it, you can share it. We talked about this. We were on the front page. We were on your Twitter feed. You're not that important. That's it for today. Please share these things with your friends. I will see you next time. Have a good day. Bye. Bye. That's how to stay safe online. You may not always think of them that way, but they are. You stay safe, keep yourself safe and your family safe, thanks for watching.