Tony Newsom joined the Los Angeles Police Department
in 1989. In 1992, he was assigned to the West Valley Division, working with juveniles in the Jeopardy Program.
He briefly left the Los Angeles Police Department to form his own personal protection company. Tony
Newsom rejoined the Los Angeles Police Department in 2003 and works in the area of community relations. Tony
Newsom is the author of Top 10 Crimes - Don't Be the Next Victim, Student Safety Tips: 45 That Every 3rd -
5th Grader Must Know, Middle School Student Safety Tips, High School Student Safety Tips, College Student Safety Tips, Student
Safety Tips: 40 That Every 1st - 2nd Grader Must Know and The Parent's Guide For Raising Safer K-12 Students.
According to the book description of Top
10 Crimes, Don’t Be the Next Victim it “will help you: Learn how to prevent date rape; Teach your
children (and yourself) how to avoid predators; Discover how to avoid dangerous ATM robberies; Find out how to recognize scams
and cons before it is too late; Learn to identify patterns that criminals look for in victims; Learn how women can better
avoid being raped; Find out how to protect yourself and effectively free others from domestic violence; Learn how to protect
your family from home invaders; Keep your children safe from child abductors; Learn what the top ten crimes are and how to
avoid being a victim; and, Understand the top 12 things that keep people safe.”
According to the book description of The
Parent's Guide For Raising Safer K-12 Students, “What are the most commonly committed crimes against women, children and your entire household?
What do you as a parent of a K-12 student need to know about keeping your family safe? The Parent's Guide For Raising
Safer K-12 Students: will give you the answers. Written by Tony Newsom, an officer in the renowned Los Angles Police Department
with over 27 years' experience in personal protective services, this book will be your indispensable guide to crime prevention
techniques that can keep you and your loved ones safe.”
According
to the book description of Student Safety Tips: 40 That Every 1st - 2nd Grader Must Know,
“Why does one child get into the car of a complete stranger while another instantly runs to tell an adult? How do we
protect our children from Internet predators? Student Safety Tips: 40 That Every 1st 2nd Grader MUST Know! will give you the
answers. Written by Tony Newsom, an officer in the renowned Los Angeles Police Department with over 27 years experience in
personal protective services, this book will be your indispensable guide to protecting your children. Student Safety Tips
will help you teach your children: What to do when approached by a stranger How to report an emergency to 911 Important rules
for Internet safety How to protect themselves if they re home alone Simple prevention techniques to stay safe Arming your
family with the knowledge in this book will save lives.”
According
to the book description of Student Safety Tips: 45 That Every 3rd - 5th Grader Must Know,
“Why does one child get into the car of a complete stranger while another instantly runs to tell an adult? How do we
protect our children from Internet predators? Student Safety Tips: 45 That Every 3rd 5thGrader MUST Know! will give you the
answers. Written by Tony Newsom, an officer in the renowned Los Angeles Police Department with over 27 years experience in
personal protective services, this book will be your indispensable guide to protecting your children. Student Safety Tips
will help you teach your children: What to do when approached by a stranger How to report an emergency to 911 Important rules
for Internet safety How to protect themselves if they re home alone Simple prevention techniques to stay safe Arming your
family with the knowledge in this book will save lives.”
Michael D. Antonovich (LA County Supervisor)
College Student Safety Tips said of “This book offers highly effective safety strategies.
Tony Newsom has a true passion and concern for the safety of the people in our communities as well as our students and schools.
It has been a privilege to help financially support the efforts of Mr. Newsom's public safety endeavors for many years
throughout Los Angeles County.”
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