Everyone in this great nation, as well as abroad for generations to come will remember the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001. Many people, the world over, lost loved ones, family, and friends. While buildings and businesses can both be rebuilt, nothing can replace the loss of lives. Even though we are still grieving, we cannot be paralyzed with fear. Now, more than ever, we need to create a sense of community. Reach out, get to know our neighbors, and watch out for one another.

We encourage communities to start a Neighborhood Watch Patrol program, as a way to protect the community from crime, as well as to create a sense of belonging, and to build a sense of active participation and pride. Once a Neighborhood Mobile Watch Program is in place it can double as a National Terrorists Watch Patrol by simply keeping an eye out for the possible international treats we face. I have written a Free E-Book, which you can view online or download. Feel free to copy it, modify it to fit the needs of your community.

We also ask that all Neighborhood Watch programs distribute information and pictures of the suspected terrorists. The FBI has requested that anyone who has information on these suspects contact them directly at the toll free hotline number 1-866-483-5137

Not involved in a Neighborhood Watch program and would like to learn how to create one; to view the on-line book, "How to Start a Successful Neighborhood Mobile Watch Patrol" follow the web address below:

http://www.lancewinslow.org/nmwp.shtml