by Admin | Oct 4, 2022 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog, Security Services In Atlanta
The past two years have seen an obvious decrease in in-store shopping for Black Friday, but now that the pandemic has slowed enough, in-store shopping without masks is safe for most people. Stores across the country are gearing up for the busiest shopping days of the... 
by Admin | Aug 8, 2022 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog
Have you ever seen crime shows where someone talks a person off of a ledge or talks down someone holding others at gunpoint? The tactics that this person used are called de-escalation techniques. De-escalation techniques are a crucial behavioral psychology tactic that... 
by Admin | Jun 2, 2022 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog
If you’re the owner or manager of a small business in Atlanta, you’ll know that security is a fairly serious concern, especially after the destructive local protesting and rioting of the past few years. While doing research on security guards and the services that... 
by Admin | Apr 5, 2022 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog, Security Services In Atlanta
Atlanta small businesses have been extremely resilient the past couple of years, persevering through riots, an uptick in shoplifting, an increase in robberies, and more. It’s also been more difficult to properly staff and run local businesses. In this blog post, we’ll... 
by Admin | Feb 1, 2022 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog
As you’re probably already aware, construction sites are much like an investment. You have to buy materials, store heavy equipment on the job site, and each worker is worth thousands of dollars to you, especially when they are working within a tight timeframe. For... 
by Admin | Dec 1, 2021 | Criminal Deterrent & Intervention Blog
If something goes south in or around your business, residential complex, or parking lot, sometimes a 911 request can take too long to respond to your issue. In a big city, it’s important to understand the inherent limitations of the police force, respect that, and...
