Los Angeles Youth To Receive Innovative AmberWatch Child Abduction Tool

The Amber Watch Foundation aims to educate and protect 25 million children in the U.S. from sexual predators. The foundation has distributed 1,040 Amber Watches to local kids in Los Angeles. The Amber Watch, a normal wristwatch, can be activated by pressing two red buttons if a child feels threatened, emitting a loud sound audible from a football field away. The goal is to enhance children's safety by educating them and providing them with protective tools.

What is the primary mission of the Amber Watch Foundation?

• To offer scholarships to underprivileged students

• To promote sports activities among children

• To educate and equip children to stay safe from sexual predators

• To provide financial aid to schools

How many Amber Watches have been distributed to local kids in Los Angeles?

• 10,000

• 2,000

• 1,040

• 500

What action should a child take if they feel threatened while wearing the Amber Watch?

• Send a text message

• Remove the watch

• Call the police

• Press two red buttons on the watch

How far can the sound from the Amber Watch be heard?

• From a basketball court away

• From a football field away

• From a tennis court away

• From a baseball field away

What is the ultimate goal of providing tools like the Amber Watch to children?

• To encourage them to play sports

• To make them feel safer

• To help them learn to tell time

• To make them feel more fashionable