Dante Johnson

20/08/2024

Just a normal guy 😎💯

26/04/2024

Some of you didn't see this... Morning to y'all

TODAY SECURITY TIPS:
Public Safety.

The following simple tips, when put into practice, can reduce the opportunity for you becoming a crime victim.

Criminals are constantly surveying the environment for an opportunity to commit crimes. Thieves will look for a running vehicle, or an individual who leaves their valuables in the backseat of their vehicle.

Criminal opportunity is accomplished by a lack of witnesses, or the creation of an easy target. The probability of being detected influences a criminal's decision to commit a crime. Increasing witness potential is one way to reduce criminal opportunity, but being more observant and aware of surroundings is another proactive method of enhancing your security. Don't make it easy for the criminal to make you a victim!

Methods of reducing criminal opportunity:

Be alert and aware! While you are walking, keep your mind on what is going on around you. Knowing who is near is the first step to being secure. If someone makes you feel uncomfortable, move in the direction of other people.
Display confidence. Walk with purpose, scan the area around you and make casual eye contact with others to display confidence. This reduces your chances of being targeted by criminals. Don't wear shoes or clothing that restrict your movements.
Keep your hands free. Carrying items makes you a more vulnerable target for criminals. Backpacks should be worn on your back, keeping your arms and hands free. Avoid text messaging or lengthy cell phone use while walking alone. Be extra alert; know who and what are around you at all times.

25/04/2024

TODAY SECURITY TIPS:
Public Safety.

The following simple tips, when put into practice, can reduce the opportunity for you becoming a crime victim.

Criminals are constantly surveying the environment for an opportunity to commit crimes. Thieves will look for a running vehicle, or an individual who leaves their valuables in the backseat of their vehicle.

Criminal opportunity is accomplished by a lack of witnesses, or the creation of an easy target. The probability of being detected influences a criminal's decision to commit a crime. Increasing witness potential is one way to reduce criminal opportunity, but being more observant and aware of surroundings is another proactive method of enhancing your security. Don't make it easy for the criminal to make you a victim!

Methods of reducing criminal opportunity:

Be alert and aware! While you are walking, keep your mind on what is going on around you. Knowing who is near is the first step to being secure. If someone makes you feel uncomfortable, move in the direction of other people.
Display confidence. Walk with purpose, scan the area around you and make casual eye contact with others to display confidence. This reduces your chances of being targeted by criminals. Don't wear shoes or clothing that restrict your movements.
Keep your hands free. Carrying items makes you a more vulnerable target for criminals. Backpacks should be worn on your back, keeping your arms and hands free. Avoid text messaging or lengthy cell phone use while walking alone. Be extra alert; know who and what are around you at all times.

24/04/2024

we got you covered, in all kinda events.
CROWD CONTROL,
VIP ES**RT,
CLOSE BODY PROTECTION,
CLUB BOUNCERS,
WEDDINGS,
BIRTHDAY,
FUNERALS..

24/04/2024

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What are some ways to protect ourselves from strangers in society? What precautions should we take for our own safety?
Situational awareness is paramount: Stay alert and aware of your surroundings. Avoid distractions such as excessive use of smartphones when in public spaces.

Trust your instincts: If something or someone makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, trust your gut feelings and take appropriate action, such as moving away from the situation.

Share your plans: Let a trusted friend or family member know where you are going and when you expect to return, especially when meeting someone new or going to unfamiliar places.

Travel in groups: When possible, travel with friends or family, especially in unfamiliar or potentially risky environments.

Public places: Stick to well-lit and populated areas, particularly at night. Avoid shortcuts through dark or isolated locations.

Self-defense training: Consider learning self-defense techniques to protect yourself in case of physical confrontations. Even making small changes such as carrying your keys in a defensive position when walking to your car are beneficial.