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"'Be very observant of your surroundings' is the best advice for avoiding dangerous situations, a spokesman for the Danville Police Department said Friday in light of three armed robberies that occurred within four hours."
"However, if you are approached by someone with a gun, don't be a hero, Danville Police Lt. John Henderson said."
"'You want to be compliant and look for possible avenues of escape,' he said. 'Keep thinking about how you can escape. Look for the first opportunity.'" ... -------
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