Will they let you carry a bullet proof clipboard?
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We have a homeless encampment very close to work and many cars stolen from the grounds, plus I hike alot after my shift. I feel better when it's with me at those times. However I also feel that if you are looking at your phone instead of being observant or walking like a victim you will most likely be one. I do appreciate all the comments. Everyone has different views, much can be learned by compiling those views to what works for each individual.
Disarming to go into a post office, that's just nonsense. That's the one place you want to be prepared…. Same for public schools and colleges. If there's not a metal detector, I'm going heels….
I think if I had to regularly park in a high theft/break in location I would add a kill switch under the hood, a bit of inconvenience but at least helping assure your car is there. There is always a risk of break in and theft of gun even with a vehicle safe... any gun you keep in the vehicle should not be something irreplaceable of course.
Just like most hospitals I have had anything to do with. DR
Because your home is so much harder to break into?
There ya go. Always giving away our secrets.... Now I have to find something else to hide mine in.....
I've been very happy with this one:
My wife has a 2013 Outback. If you don't lower the seat height too much it will fit. Not sure how different your model year is for clearance.
Yes, you can get into it...if you've seen the interior layout, know where the button is, know to remove the rubber plug, have read the instruction manual, and have practiced resetting the code and opening the safe a few dozen times. Of course, this video itself doesn't help the situation. Thanks a lot to the "lawyer" for showing criminals how to defeat security measures.
It might be OK in a car, although it looks like it's made of 16 gauge steel, but I wouldn't bring it into the house and use it there too. Thanks for the snide comment though.
Mine is used in my truck only. My snide comment was for the "lawyer". In the software world, people who publish exploits of unpatched security holes are the lowest of the low. I'm also going to replace the rubber plug with a screwed-on plate covering the programming switch.
In the lockpicking world, it is common practice to reveal weaknesses in locks. No one is going to just take your word for it that one lock is much harder to defeat than another.
This happened with Vaultek safes. You used to be able to pick them with just a fork, some Youtuber blasted the trick on youtube and it went viral. Vaultek responded quickly updating the design. If it wasn't for the youtuber the problem would have never been fixed. I'm glad because Vaultek is a great design now.
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Although nothing like that has thankfully happened at my hospital is not uncommon for staff to be assaulted. Hit, kicked, and sometimes punched. On one occasion two nurses were beat up quite badly. 1 is unable to return to work because of it.Los Angeles hospital stabbing leaves at least 3 injured; suspect in custody, police say
Los Angeles police officers responded to the Encino hospital after a suspect stabbed two nurses and a doctor, police said.
I worked in jail's, Juvenile systems and locked ward hospitals. It happens a lot! The hospitals get drug seekers in every day, and when they don't get what they want they become violent. DR
