Introduce your child to Virginia Rules– If your child doesn’t know the laws in Virginia, how can they know if they are breaking the law or not? Virginia Rules is an educational program designed for middle and high school students that helps parents and students understand the law as it applies to teens in their everyday lives.To get started, visit the National Neighborhood Watch Institute online and check out the National Crime Prevention Council’s tips for how to organize a Neighborhood Watch program. If one does not exist in your neighborhood, consider working with your neighbors to start your own Neighborhood Watch group. Join forces with your neighbors – Consider joining a Neighborhood Watch group in your area.Your information, which can be kept confidential, and cooperation helps them focus their anti-gang efforts and may prevent others in your community from becoming victims of senseless gang violence. Contact Richmond Police Department and let them know your concerns. Work with local law enforcement – If you identify gang activity happening in your neighborhood, the police want to know.Learn more about anonymous tip lines in Richmond. If you know something, say something – There are many ways to report suspected gang activity, and the police need your help.
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