Venturing into the world of personal safety products and services can be a challenge. With a number of solutions available for most types of safety and security concerns and still more manufacturers and service providers on offer, making a confident and comfortable decision may seem like a great deal of work. This is often the [...]
A medical alert service is capable of being a lifesaving tool as well as a great source of comfort and confidence for users and for those concerned about users’ welfare. By allowing users to establish a quick and hassle-free connection with emergency services, medical alert systems can mean the difference between life and death when [...]
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Criminals are not only interested in what’s on the shelves at retail outlets, but what’s left in the back seat of your vehicle when shopping, and perhaps more importantly, what’s left behind at your home when you are away shopping and/or traveling.
Often during the summer months and during the fall season, homeowners will tend to leave their windows open enabling brisk air to enter their home. But is opening and leaving your windows open a good idea?
Having safety apps downloaded on your Smartphone can create peace of mind for both you and your loved ones. There are many apps available for emergency preparedness, driving, and first aid. But did you also know there are some for personal protection, which can act as your own mobile alarm system?
In Germantown, Maryland local police released video of a group of about 30 people, assembled as what is known as a “flash mob”, entering a 7-Eleven convenient store. Mob members stole drinks, candy, and snacks.
Often teenagers are thought to be moody and withdrawn, but new research indicates that the benefits of a happy teen are more than just smiles and laughs. The research shows that having a happy teen will help deter them from committing crime and using drugs.
In mid May, Jose Alonso’s wife came home to find her house in the Quebrada Arriba de Cayey neighborhood in Puerto Rico had been broken into. The thieves made off with $4,000 worth of stolen goods, including a television and some jewelry. Alonso knew that it was two burglars who broke into his house in broad daylight because he caught the armed culprits on video with his Lorex Surveillance System that he had bought at Home Security Store.
