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By Ralph C. Jensen
FGocus on Protection
ood business is about partnerships. Police in Manteno are notified that there Our cover story in this issue comes has been a crime and have deployed video from Jeff Huggins who has written surveillance for forensic purposes as a way to about different examples of not monitor cars in the area.
only keeping people secure, but also offering Also in this issue, Greg Hamm of Delta
protection. Hugginswrites,“Weneedtoengagemore
creativelywiththecommunitiesweserve.”One of the more interesting facets of his personal experience is his involvement with the USO for more than 21 years. Any member of the military that has had substantial deployment time understands the helping hand that the USO truly is.
This is a fascinating story, and I’m sure you’ll find it to your liking.
We all know that big cities are rife with crime. It is; however, smaller communities that get the overflow of criminals seeking a safe haven. Milestone’s Courtney Dillon Pedersen writes a case study about the village of Manteno. The city is just south of Chicago where crime is prevalent and perpetrators hit the road after the dastardly deed.
Scientific writes about a way to stop a terrorist from leaving the roadway and crashing into dozens of pedestrians. Cities have used barriers to cordon off sidewalks, popular congregation areas and soft targets. Remember when a lone wolf terrorist used a vehicle along the Hudson River Park’s path in Lower Manhattan? He rammed the vehicle into more than a dozen people; killing eight.
The answer to this situation, and others like it, has been a crash-tested portable bollard system.
Inside this issue, you’ll find countless ideas and tips on how to improve security in the public sector, but also the opportunity to count your partnerships and engage more creatively within the communities that you serve.
GS4 Cover Story
Offering More than Products
Don’t miss the true nature of the mission
By Jeff Huggins
GS8 City Surveillance
Going High Tech
Small town to address big city crime issues
By Courtney Dillon Pedersen
GS10 Portable Security
Protecting Hard to Protect Areas
Quickly prevent deadly vehicle attacks
By Greg Hamm
GS14 Security Operations
The Command Center of the Future
Variety of solutions exist for operational picture
By Dan Gundry
GS16 Security Solutions
Keeping the Bad Guys Out
Facilities may require something simple and low-tech
By Paul Hefty
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