Jugging is a form of theft that includes robbery, where a suspect follows a victim from a bank or ATM to their next location, and then robs them at gunpoint or by force%20%20(2).pdf). The term "jugging" comes from the nickname of a bank bag. Jugging cases often involve two or more perpetrators, with one person acting as a spotter who targets the victim, and another person acting as the driver who helps the spotter make their getaway once the theft has been accomplished. Juggers are thieves who are out to rob people while they are out shopping, going to the ATM to withdraw money, or filling up their gas tank at the gas station.

To avoid becoming a victim of jugging, it is important to be aware of your surroundings at all times%20%20(2).pdf). Here are some tips to protect yourself:

• Be aware of vehicles that loiter in or near a bank parking lot and any vehicles that appear to be conducting stationary or mobile surveillance%20%20(2).pdf).
• Be mindful of any vehicles that appear to be following you%20%20(2).pdf).
• Carry your cash in a concealed manner.
• Do not leave cash or valuables visible in your car.
• If you suspect that you are being followed, drive to a police station or a busy public place.
• If you are attacked, do not resist and give up your belongings.

Jugging is a serious crime that can result in charges such as aggravated robbery, robbery, and burglary. It is important to take precautions to protect yourself and avoid becoming a victim.