LawMan Security & Consulting

08/29/2025

When I'm asked, "why do you train so early everyday", there are a couple of reasons. 1. The busy day can't rob me of making myself better. 2. When you finish and walk out to see the sun coming up, you already have a W before most people's feet hit the ground. Get some!!!

07/30/2023

LawMan Ladies Self Defense Class 23-003 is in the books. Wonderful group of young women and mothers who trusted me to teach them some self defense tactics and situational awareness.

08/09/2022

As a Front of House staff member, you have one of the most important jobs. You you are in charge of ensuring that every guest is treated with honor, dignity, and respect.

06/14/2022

Honored to be chosen to provide security for this piece of Evansville history and it’s current tenants. REAL POLICE. REAL PROTECTION. REAL TRAINING.

06/10/2022

Active Threat Training: The Difference Between Wondering, “What if?” and Knowing, “What to do.”…

05/20/2022

03/18/2022

We are very fortunate to provide professional security services all around the country. One of the things that we are most proud of is our School Resource Officer program. We are happy to announce that we will begin providing these services to Orleans Community Schools next school year! We are honored that we were chosen to protect the most important asset in this community.

03/09/2022

Thank you to everyone who attended the press conference this morning. What a blessing it was to see so many community advocates there. Please visit www.LawManTacticalGuntryClub.com to watch the video we created for the facility and to become one of our first 500 Founding Members.

02/19/2022

Prayers for this family. This is horrible.

Monticello House Fire Claims Two Lives **Update**


White County – The White County Coroner has positively identified the two victims of yesterday’s early morning house fire in Monticello as Indiana State Police Sergeant Stephanie Thompson and her 17-year-old daughter Mya Thompson. Sgt. Thompson was a 23-year veteran of the State Police, having been appointed on December 13, 1998.

Sgt. Thompson and Mya are survived by Judge Jason Thompson (husband and father) and Ayanna Thompson (daughter and sister).

“The Indiana State Police family, especially those who knew and worked with Stephanie, grieves today with the Thompson family and the entire Monticello community. Please be respectful of the family’s privacy during this time of unimaginable grief”, said Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter.



Monticello House Fire Claims Two Lives


White County – This morning, Indiana State Police Detectives from the Lafayette Post were called to investigate a house fire on North Lakeshore Drive in Monticello, IN, that resulted in two fatalities.

Just before 2:00 a.m., White County Sheriff’s Department received a report of a house fire at 3248 North Lakeshore Drive, Monticello, IN. Monticello Police Department and multiple fire departments responded to the scene and located the fully engulfed residence. Once the fire was extinguished, it was determined that there were two victims deceased inside the residence.

The names of the two victims located inside the residence are being withheld pending identification and notification to their next of kin.

This is an active investigation by the Indiana State Police and the Indiana Fire Marshal’s. At this time, the cause of the fire nor the cause of death have been determined.

The Indiana State Police was assisted on scene by the Indiana State Fire Marshal's Office, White County Sheriff's Department, Monticello Police Department, White County Coroner, Monticello Fire Department, Idaville Fire Department, Buffalo Fire Department, Monon Fire Department, and Reynolds Fire Department.



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