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There is a school shooting an average of once per week now in the United States. There are more sex offenders in Oregon preying on people than ever before. Ideological threats are on the rise at alarming levels. National crime statistics bear out that unaware and unprepared soft targets are the prey of choice for evil predators. They also reveal that a violent crime is committed every 5 seconds in our country, many of which are avoidable. These threats come in all shapes and sizes. Worse yet, threats hide in plain sight. Typecasting has some relevance but is no longer reliable. The face of evil is ever changing to achieve the same ugly goals of devouring all good people in its path. We all know it and we are all sick of it; and watching the news has become a morbid affair that drains our emotions.
The first step to avoid becoming a victim is to acknowledge the threats are real. The second step is learning some very practical situational awareness skills that will enable you to detect, deter, and defeat the evil in this world that seeks to harm you and your family. In just 2.5 hours we will teach you some basic essentials necessary to detect, deter and if necessary defeat violent threats. This is not your typical course. It is a one of a kind, never presented course with cutting edge skills any person can learn and apply. The instructors for this seminar are both highly experienced in personal and family protection as well as being well versed in recognizing and addressing threats.
James Holman is a former Law Enforcement officer. He is the founder of 540 Tactical Solutions, www.540tactical.com a leading security and defensive firearms training company that specializes in training and equipping civilians, business professionals, armed security, private investigators and law enforcement officers.
Tony Kollias is a lifetime Law Enforcement officer. He is a Clackamas County SWAT Team Leader and has vast experience in training civilians in schools, churches, and other institutions to live safely. He is a terrorism expert and will speak directly to the most current threats facing families in Clackamas County and the Portland area.
James and Tony will be presenting the Protecting Yourself / Protecting Others Seminar on Friday, November 20th from 6:30pm to 9:00pm at 22220 Salamo Road, West Linn, OR. (right next to Safeway between Young's Jeweler's and Dragonfly Greetings and Gifts)
This seminar is open to anyone over the age of 14. The suggested donation is $20 per person or $35 per family. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to the families of the victims of the Umpqua Community College tragedy. All teachers, first responders and those in ministry are encouraged to attend free of charge.
We do not want anyone to miss out on this seminar so you can attend free of charge if you are unable to make the suggested donation. Of course, you can always donate more to help the victims at Umpqua Community College. Please forward this invitation to all your friends, classmates, neighbors, co-workers and family. Feel free to post this on your Facebook pages to help us get the word out. The information presented might just save your life.
You can register and pay online at <broken link removed> or you can pay at the door with cash or check. Please make checks payable to 540 Tactical Solutions. Advanced registration is preferred but not required. Please contact James @ [email protected] or 971.202.8957 with any questions.
The first step to avoid becoming a victim is to acknowledge the threats are real. The second step is learning some very practical situational awareness skills that will enable you to detect, deter, and defeat the evil in this world that seeks to harm you and your family. In just 2.5 hours we will teach you some basic essentials necessary to detect, deter and if necessary defeat violent threats. This is not your typical course. It is a one of a kind, never presented course with cutting edge skills any person can learn and apply. The instructors for this seminar are both highly experienced in personal and family protection as well as being well versed in recognizing and addressing threats.
James Holman is a former Law Enforcement officer. He is the founder of 540 Tactical Solutions, www.540tactical.com a leading security and defensive firearms training company that specializes in training and equipping civilians, business professionals, armed security, private investigators and law enforcement officers.
Tony Kollias is a lifetime Law Enforcement officer. He is a Clackamas County SWAT Team Leader and has vast experience in training civilians in schools, churches, and other institutions to live safely. He is a terrorism expert and will speak directly to the most current threats facing families in Clackamas County and the Portland area.
James and Tony will be presenting the Protecting Yourself / Protecting Others Seminar on Friday, November 20th from 6:30pm to 9:00pm at 22220 Salamo Road, West Linn, OR. (right next to Safeway between Young's Jeweler's and Dragonfly Greetings and Gifts)
This seminar is open to anyone over the age of 14. The suggested donation is $20 per person or $35 per family. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to the families of the victims of the Umpqua Community College tragedy. All teachers, first responders and those in ministry are encouraged to attend free of charge.
We do not want anyone to miss out on this seminar so you can attend free of charge if you are unable to make the suggested donation. Of course, you can always donate more to help the victims at Umpqua Community College. Please forward this invitation to all your friends, classmates, neighbors, co-workers and family. Feel free to post this on your Facebook pages to help us get the word out. The information presented might just save your life.
You can register and pay online at <broken link removed> or you can pay at the door with cash or check. Please make checks payable to 540 Tactical Solutions. Advanced registration is preferred but not required. Please contact James @ [email protected] or 971.202.8957 with any questions.
