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Hammer — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 06:44:38 +0000

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By: Jo Bernard

Jo Bernard — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 03:00:16 +0000

1. Have adequate exterior lighting
2. An alarm system
3. A systematic approach to checking lock up.
4. Surveillance cameras if possible hidden inside and conspicuous out.
5. A designated close neighbor that checks locks after lock up.
6. A trailer dweller lives on property, as on sight security.
7. Ask the police to patrol by property regularly.
8. Gate where possible.
9. Use security warning devices on gates as possible.
10. Maintain (update) current warnings signs of security alarm system.
11. Do not broadcast a security problem or breach especially among the unconverted.
12. Use dummy movement indicators so that every room appears to have a movement indicator.
13. Place tracking devices in expensive equipment as possible.
14. Rig all interior light to shut off during burglar alarm activation (burglars need light too, let em bring there own, lol)
15. Enclose sensitive areas with latching gates that have hidden unlatching buttons (these serve as stumbling block for the quick smash and grab).
16. Re-key locks when keys are lost or possibly stolen.
17. Safeguard all keys and alarm codes
18. Designate someone to personally be at the building for a foreseeable storm, or to go to the building in the event of an unforeseeable catastrophic event.
19. Secure with locks and check possible hiding places where a visitor might hide during lock up procedures.
20. Use certain members as security during services and especially during non-service groupings.
21. When you’ve done all you can, trust that God will do his part to bless your efforts; be at peace.
22. Have available trained tazers, pepper spray or guns where necessary.
23. Don’t use one person/one vehicle delivers of the offering funds to the bank, use two individuals in separate vehicles, use different routes and pretend someone is tracking you.

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By: Preventing Church Crime « ARMOR BEARER PROTECTIVE SERVICES Executive Protection News

Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:06:14 +0000

[...] The Bible clearly says to “foresee danger and plan ahead” (Proverbs 22:3), not once, but three times. That’s the message that the Christian Security Network is trying to drive home as they release statistics concerning church crime in the United States. Here’s a look at the stats, as reported by The Christian Post. There were at [...] Annie Blanco | Jan 23, 2010 | Read More [...]

By: Albina

Albina — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:31:24 +0000

Great article, thank you