Cobalt Security Services, Inc.

Cobalt Security Services, Inc. PPO # 18012 Cobalt Security Services, Inc. was created to set a new industry standard. Visit our website to learn more about our company.

Cobalt Security Services, Inc. is a security services agency that serves Ventura and Los Angeles. We were formed and developed with the purpose of setting a new standard in the security industry by placing our clients first and providing them with security professionals that far exceed the industry standard. The way we do this is through a rigorous hiring process and background investigation. From

here, we diligently train our guards with 80 hours of classes taught by our professional instructor of security specialists. ALL of our guards are certified in infant, child and adult CPR, AED and First Aid, taught by our in-house Red Cross Instructor. Our security services agency also ensures that we maintain a strong and compliant working relationship with local law enforcement by teaching our guards how to properly interact and assist the local law enforcement during incidents. Lastly, we have partnered with officerreports.com to manage our security officer reporting process. Utilizing this cutting-edge and easy-to-use technology helps keep our company and guards transparent to our clients. This software gives our clients the ability to monitor their sites and guards in real time. It enables our clients to track incidents and maintenance issues on site, therefore minimizing liability so they can rest easy knowing that incidents and emergencies will be properly taken care of by Cobalt Security Professionals. This meticulous training gives our guards the ability and knowledge to be proactive and possess the foresight to see situations and hazards before they become a problem. This training, technology and professionalism, coupled with our wide variety of services, sets us apart from our competition. If you have any questions or would like to set up a free consultation, please feel free to contact us.

CALL IN SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES AT BUSINESSES AFTER HOURS:Cities around the Ventura County are routinely being burglarized b...
06/16/2023

CALL IN SUSPICIOUS VEHICLES AT BUSINESSES AFTER HOURS:

Cities around the Ventura County are routinely being burglarized by crews looking to profit off of others.

The crews, who tend to be specialized in what they go after, include restaurant crews, pharmacy crews, vehicle catalytic converter crews, vehicle theft crews, and more.

The crews usually have at least two people, and sometimes multiple vehicles. If multiple people are observed in a vehicle parked by a closed business, people must not approach them to confront. The crews are sometimes known to have weapons, and have shown no hesitation to inflict violence towards law enforcement.

The suspicious vehicle should be called in to local law enforcement so they can investigate and talk with the people. Law enforcement can advise them to leave. If this is an ongoing issue with the same people trespassing after hours, law enforcement can be worked with to obtain such things as trespass warnings for further enforcement in keeping your property free of activity.

In this particular pictured incident, a suspicious vehicle was spotted at a Thousand Oaks gas station after hours. The incident became very dangerous when the driver fled from law enforcement in a vehicle pursuit, and went head-on in traffic lanes, ramming the pursuing Sheriff's sergeant.

The sergeant was not injured, and the suspect was taken into custody. Burglary tools were found inside the vehicle.

05/26/2023

ARE TICKETS WRITTEN AS REVENUE GENERATORS? DEPUTY WENDELL CAMPBELL OF THOUSAND OAKS POLICE ANSWERS THIS QUESTION:

Footage from a crash scene on May 24 of 2023, where a vehicle turned left onto Westlake Boulevard from Northlake Circle in Westlake, and into the path of oncoming traffic. Major damage to the vehicles was sustained, and both drivers were transported to the hospital.

05/24/2023

VC SHERIFF'S RIDE ALONG SPECIAL: "CODE 3" LIGHTS & SIREN RESPONSE WITH PSA INFO:

See the moment Sergeant Welty of the Ventura County Sheriff's Office starts a "Code 3" run when responding from Newbury Park to Westlake for an injury crash.

Joel, Operations Manager for Cobalt Security, was on a ride along to capture the run on video. Deputy Wendell Campbell provides PSA information on what is expected from motorists if they are driving near responding authorities who are lights and siren.

Remember to always yield to emergency lights and siren!

VICTIM TRANSPORTED FOLLOWING SNAKE BITE CALL MONDAY MORNING NEAR CAL STATE CHANNEL ISLANDS:At 9:32am on Monday morning, ...
05/08/2023

VICTIM TRANSPORTED FOLLOWING SNAKE BITE CALL MONDAY MORNING NEAR CAL STATE CHANNEL ISLANDS:

At 9:32am on Monday morning, May 8 of 2023, a snake bite medical call was dispatched on Potrero Road in the Oxnard Plains. The location was not far from Cal State University Channel Islands.

The Ventura County Fire Department and AMR paramedics were dispatched. The victim was reported to be sitting in his pickup following the snake bite.

Authorities made contact with the person, and an ambulance transport from the scene was made. Information on the person's condition and the type of snake was not made available.

For snake safety tips, the Ventura County Fire Department has a portion of their website dedicated at the following link:

https://vcfd.org/snake-safety/

05/01/2023

SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER FIGHTING DEPUTIES DURING THEFT CALL MONDAY IN OAK PARK, VICTIM PRESSES CHARGES:

About 10:30am on Monday morning, May 1 of 2023, the Ventura County Sheriff's Department had responded to a theft call in Oak Park. The location was the CVS store by Lindero and Kanan Roads in Oak Park.

A Sheriff's deputy spotted a suspect running away in the area. Additional deputies responded to look for the man. After a few minutes, they were able to find him towards the back outside area of the store.

When deputies went to detain the man, he began fighting with them. He was taken into custody shortly after. Evidence was collected, and the investigation was ongoing.

How can we aid the Sheriff's deputies with calls such as this if you are the business or victim?

In this case, CVS chose to press charges for the theft. This gave the Sheriff's deputies their foundation to continue their search in arresting the suspect. When the victim chooses not to press charges, they are also choosing not to be a victim. The phrase goes, "No victim, no crime."

When victims choose not to be victims, there is not much law enforcement can do to help them. Pressing charges continues the legal process in helping to make criminals accountable for their actions. This tougher stance can help your property or business down the road as criminals will tend to search instead for softer targets.

Take the right stance for your area, and be safe out there!

04/26/2023

Sheriff James Fryhoff Interview: Be a Good Witness. If You See Something, Say Something.

* Non-Emergency Ventura County Sheriff's Dispatch: 805-654-9511

* Emergency: 911

04/21/2023

HIKER RESCUED FRIDAY IN THOUSAND OAKS, VC FIRE GIVES SAFETY ADVICE AS WEATHER GETS HOTTER:

At 9:54am on Friday morning, April 21 of 2023, the Ventura County Fire Department and AMR paramedics were dispatched to a rescue call in Thousand Oaks. The location was off the Los Robles trails near the area of Moorpark Road and Greenmeadow.

Copter 8 from the Sheriff's Air Unit was also dispatched to assist. A woman suffered what appeared to be a lower leg injury. A medic from Copter 8 was lowered to the scene, while VC Fire ground units made ground access.

The woman was driven out to the parking lot where AMR was waiting. The woman was transported by AMR to the hospital.

As the weather is getting hotter and more people are hitting the trails after all the recent rain events, VC Fire at the scene offered some safety tips:

* Bring plenty of water with you to stay hydrated.

* Snakes are out! Keep an eye out so you do not bother each other, and give them plenty of space.

* Keep a charged phone with you in the event you have to callin an emergency.

* If out at night, use the light on the phone to make yourself visible. VC Fire said the light at night stands out like a beacon.

04/19/2023

SHERIFF JAMES FRYHOFF INTERVIEW ON VENTURA COUNTY ISSUES: FENTANYL, PART 2 OF 3

Joel of Safety for Citizens / RMG News had the opportunity recently to sit down with Sheriff James Fryhoff of the Ventura County Sheriff's Office and interview him on video.

Here, Sheriff Fryhoff talks about issues facing the Ventura County, and solutions to help combat those issues in a special three part series. In the second video of these three parts, Sheriff Fryhoff talks about the following:

* Fentanyl

04/18/2023

SHERIFF JAMES FRYHOFF INTERVIEW ON VENTURA COUNTY ISSUES: PART 1 OF 3

Joel of Cobalt Security Services had the opportunity recently to sit down with Sheriff James Fryhoff of the Ventura County Sheriff's Office and interview him on video.

Here, Sheriff Fryhoff talks about issues facing the Ventura County, and solutions to help combat those issues in a special three part series. In the first video of these three parts, Sheriff Fryhoff talks about the following:

* Retail Theft Crews

* Organized Burglary Crews

SHOUT OUT TO THE VENTURA COUNTY AREA DISPATCHERS FOR NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TELECOMMUNICATORS WEEK!"Not all heroes wear ...
04/13/2023

SHOUT OUT TO THE VENTURA COUNTY AREA DISPATCHERS FOR NATIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TELECOMMUNICATORS WEEK!

"Not all heroes wear capes, some wear headsets!"

During the week of April 13 of 2023, got an invite from Jose of the Sheriff's Communications Center to visit the hard working staff and dispatchers working for the Sheriff's Office!

In observing the National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, the dispatchers and staff took the opportunity to have a little fun, and dress up as characters from Wizard of Oz!

In talking with the supervision staff of the Sheriff's center, some of the very important aspects of being a dispatcher were brought up.

Dispatchers and call takers are the first line when people experiencing emergencies call for help. Treating everyone with respect, and recognizing that everyone's emergencies are important to them, are strong motivators in trying to get people the help they need.

When calls have risen to the level of dispatch, officer safety becomes very important as well. Dispatchers monitor the radio traffic, what the deputies need, where they are, and if they need help themselves.

A love of the job is key to what dispatchers do. A willingness to serve people, multi-tasking during emergencies, calmly being able to perform under pressure, and problem solving are just a few aspects routine to their jobs.

Another key aspect is "being ready for the big one". While there are times when things are quiet, and not much is going on, dispatchers remind and keep themselves ready that a major incident could break out at any time.

After listening to and handling uniquely tragic calls that can cause an emotional response, supervisors check on the staff to make sure they are coping well before moving on to the next call.

During the recent rains that caused extensive flooding and swift water rescues in Ventura and Ojai, the normal call volume of about 300 to 600 calls in a 24 hour day to the Sheriff's Dispatch was experienced in just a few hours.

Thank you to the first line of defense and all the dispatcher staffs serving the Ventura County and beyond!

03/31/2023

It's that time of year when familes of ducks with their babies in tow start getting spotted!

What does this potentially mean for your property? Familes of ducks tend to gravitate towards roadways of travel, storm drains, and also pools. The following are suggestions in potential situations where ducks can find themselves in distress.

If the ducks block a roadway, law enforcement can respond if this is causing a traffic hazard with the potential for injury or an accident to occur.

The local fire department will also respond for these public service calls where ducks get stuck in a drain. They will even go into storm drains if possible to fish out stuck ducks.

If ducks are unable to jump out of a pool they find themselves in, people can carefully use a pool net to gently fish out the little guys so they can be on there way.

Be on the lookout and be safe!

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3075 E Thousand Oaks Boulevard, Suite 23
Westlake Village, CA
91361

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+18668192611

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