We asked readers what they would do if they thought a child or someone else was in danger for The Question, a series of questions exploring general etiquette and what to do in certain situations. The survey included situations involving suspected “stranger danger” and familial abuse, domestic violence, parental discipline that seemed too extreme, and potentially fatal accidents. A Connecticut Patch reader, who experienced a bad feeling but followed his gut, said she would intervene in such situations in the future. If someone is in imminent danger, bystanders should call 911 first, draw attention to the situation, and intervene only if it's safe for them to do so without putting themselves or others at greater risk. Providing documentation to police is the best way to help in situations where someone else may be in danger, according to V. who reads Palm Beach Patch and Boca Raton Patch.