SEATTLE — Robb Monkman shows how the app, “React Mobile,” can be used in emergency situations, and to protect yourself if you’re in potentially dicey situations like walking alone to your car at night, or going for a run without a buddy on a dark morning before work.
GUEST: New Seattle app meant to help keep you safe
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