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ClanDFW wrote:

REACHING OUT TO THE EXPERTS

Feeling safe is a very subjective thing. Some people feel safe in a gated community with a guard, others feel just as safe in a cheap area where criminals are in charge and protect their neighborhood. Others only feel safe when they are having a loaded gun in their pocket.

I guess that in a gated community with a 24/7 guard the chance to get burglarized is smaller than in other areas. Like others said, there are plenty of gated communities all over San Juan. A lot depends on your income and how you show the world how much you make. If you drive around in a $150,000 BMW you won't feel safe in many areas and feel scared at every traffic light. The only way to park one of those cars is inside a gated, guarded community. I drive my meanwhile 23 y/o pickup truck all over the island and feel safe. I park it in front of my house in the barrio and many times I don't even lock it.. Nevertheless, after dark you won't find me on the road f.i. around the cock fighting arena close to the barrio where I live. Lots of (gun) fights there and "everybody" is carrying so I hear.
Yes, there is violence here on the island, people get shot. But that's happening anywhere else, too. Most homicides are drugs related with a second place for relational problems. Unless you're in the wrong place at the wrong time that won't bother you.

Bottom line, find a community where you will fit in, where the other residents are in the same income class as you are. Use common sense, there are places anywhere in this world where you don't want to go so you avoid those places. If you need to go to areas where you rather not go, don't show off (car, expensive clothes, watch etc. )
Make the right choices and you can feel safe in many places.

Sitka wrote:

I guess it depends on your location, hours of travel, comfort level.

Also on your job. I think here's the accurate information:


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