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“The safety and well-being of our students and staff members is our top priority,” said West Feliciana Parish Superintendent Hollis Milton “... and ZeroEyes is one of the most proactive safety measures we could find.” Lets revisit why clients select ZeroEyes over other gun detection platforms: ??DHS SAFETY Act designation: No other provider holds this coveted gold standard. ? 24/7/365 Organic Monitoring: ZeroEyes owns & operates multiple In-house Operations centers staffed by #veteran #military, #lawenforcement, & 911 Dispatchers. Other gun detection vendors outsource (third party) their monitoring (often offshored) to call centers are not staffed or equipped to manage the complexities required to deliver effective and rapid gun detection. ??Awarded Patents?that directly pertains to the solution (video analytics?gun detection): If a vendor has not protected their IP, it typically means their platform is neither unique nor differentiated. ?US built and manufactured: Every piece of our software development is done here in the #unitedstates. Many "self-described competitors" offshore their development into China, eastern Europe, India, etc where they lose control of their supply chain. ?No use of third party or non-organic data: ZeroEyes owns every frame of annotated data that feeds our algorithms, and as a result we will never face a legal headwinds. All of our competitors use third party data, giving their customers a major business risk if their select provider is sued. ??Major Education & Enterprise Commercial Production Clients across 45 States:?ZeroEyes has major commercial clients in full production (post pilot) in logistics , hospitals & clinics, casinos, manufacturing, telecommunications, banking, retail, religious / non-profits, and many more. https://lnkd.in/gGh5gC7d

While Polis is out pounding the streets for Harris/Walz campaign, folks in Aurora still seem to continue to imagine things. Polis would like for you to believe nothing to see here. - Security Guard acts in self-defense and kills "yet to be identified assailant." - Has APD apprehended the person who dismembered a 50 year old woman about 11 months ago? - Why does downtown Denver have a 37 percent vacancy for commercial real estate? - How can a Police Department thrive when Officers hands still tied? - APD has had to replace three Police Chiefs past several years? Toxic work environment? - Does previous fired Police Chief have merit against higher ups as they threatened and tried to intimate and retaliate against her? - Kamala signs popping up around Denver? Suspects have been identified, a rally cry happened/media blitz but still no arrests? - Does it go against the DNC narrative after learning it was an inside job? #publicsafetybeforepolitics

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Today, I came across an interesting development in Phoenix: a rideshare service with an armed driver option. The first question that comes to mind is, why opt for armed security through a rideshare service instead of a reputable security/executive protection company? Moreover, the legality of this service raises concerns, particularly with the Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS). To operate as described, the company would need to register as a contract security company, requiring both unarmed and armed cards. The necessity of a CCW permit for armed drivers adds another layer of complexity to the legal landscape. The interview suggests ambiguity around the need for these permits. Additionally, it's crucial to consider if AZDPS allows such contracting arrangements and understand their stance on this matter. What are your thoughts on this potential innovation in the security/rideshare industry? Shout out to Caleb for sending me this article! #Phoenix #Rideshare #Security #AZDPS #Innovation

Today, I came across an interesting development in Phoenix: a rideshare service with an armed driver option. The first question that comes to mind is, why opt for armed security through a rideshare service instead of a reputable security/executive protection company? Moreover, the legality of this service raises concerns, particularly with the Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS). To operate as described, the company would need to register as a contract security company, requiring both unarmed and armed cards. The necessity of a CCW permit for armed drivers adds another layer of complexity to the legal landscape. The interview suggests ambiguity around the need for these permits. Additionally, it's crucial to consider if AZDPS allows such contracting arrangements and understand their stance on this matter. What are your thoughts on this potential innovation in the security/rideshare industry? Shout out to Caleb for sending me this article! #Phoenix #Rideshare #Security #AZDPS #Innovation

Protect Your Officers & Your Community with the Latest in Ballistic Shield Technology! Police Chiefs and Law Enforcement Leaders, Innovation or Status Quo? In today’s unpredictable environment, officer safety is paramount. VIPER? Shield Enhanced Space Saver Partition – a groundbreaking innovation designed to protect your officers from gunfire with a quick-release ballistic shield. ?? Rapid Deployment: The shield can be released from the partition in seconds, providing immediate protection in critical situations. ?? Enhanced Safety: Made from lightweight yet robust materials, it offers superior protection without compromising mobility. ?? Community Trust: Demonstrating a commitment to officer safety not only protects your team but also builds trust within the community showing your capability to respond to critical incidents with the proper equipment. Equip your patrol vehicles with the VIPER? Shield and ensure your officers are prepared for any situation. You can also set yourself apart from other agencies to assist in officer retention & recruitment. Let’s work together to create a safer environment for both our officers and the communities they serve. #OfficerSafety #LawEnforcement #CommunityTrust #BallisticShield #PoliceInnovation

?? Why Suppressors for Patrol Rifles Are a Smart Choice ?? When we think of police patrol rifles, the first thing that often comes to mind is power, precision, and deterrence. But there's another critical component that can make these tools even more effective: suppressors. Here’s why law enforcement agencies should consider integrating suppressors into their patrol rifle arsenal: Hearing Protection: High-caliber patrol rifles can be incredibly loud. This sudden, overwhelming noise not only puts officers at risk of hearing damage but can also disorient them during high-stress encounters. Suppressors dramatically reduce the decibel level, helping preserve hearing health for officers and everyone nearby. Tactical Advantage: In high-risk situations, the sound of gunfire can give away an officer's position. Suppressors help mitigate this risk by reducing the audible signature of shots fired, making it harder for adversaries to pinpoint the source of fire. This can be crucial for de-escalation, surprise, and maintaining the element of surprise. Improved Communication: A quieter firearm makes it easier for officers to communicate with their team during a critical incident. Clear verbal coordination is essential in high-pressure environments, and suppressors help ensure that officers can speak without shouting over the noise of gunfire. Reduced Muzzle Flash: Suppressors also reduce muzzle flash, which is not only helpful for staying hidden in low-light or night operations, but it can also lessen the environmental impact on officers’ vision during nighttime or low-light engagements. Public Safety: Suppressors help minimize noise pollution in residential areas or densely populated environments. The quieter sound of a suppressed rifle can help prevent unnecessary panic or public alarm in tense situations, making operations smoother and less disruptive to communities. While suppressors are often misunderstood, their role in improving officer safety, mission effectiveness, and public perception cannot be overstated. By integrating suppressors into patrol rifles, law enforcement agencies take a step toward more tactical, safer, and responsible policing. ?? Interested in how your agency can deploy suppressors on patrol for a little more than $300.00 per rifle? Contact me to discuss and set up a demo for you and your neighboring agencies. #LawEnforcement #PoliceTactics #OfficerSafety #Suppressors #PublicSafety #TacticalEquipment #PoliceInnovation #Firearms

I learned in my Rape Prevention training that survivors who fought back have lower incidents of PTSD than survivors who were overpowered or complied. I learned in my CPR instructors training that 81% of people who used CPR to rescue a family member learned CPR as a work requirement. I learned from my Emergency Management training that active bystanders respond before, and often save lives before professional responders are even aware of the event, and that self rescue is the safest way to survive a disaster. I learned in the police academy, then again during SRT and PSD training, and then again during Army basic training, Infantry training, and MOUT training that the only way to survive an ambush is to direct direct overwhelming superior fire on the attack and fight through the attack. So yeah there is a difference between blue collar and white collar environments. There's a cultural difference that most "experts" can't seem to get their heads around. We don't want to fight, we'd rather be left alone to live our lives raise our families and just get on with living. We don't want to fight but we damn sure aren't going to run or hide. We're seen as outlaws and dinosaurs and don't care. I for one am not surprised the supervisor had a gun in his office, or that he grabbed the gun and moved towards the sound of the gunfire. I'm less surprised that the other workers already had the assailant restrained. I wish this story was common enough to not be a surprise to anyone. Don't start none, there won't be none. FAFO. Graham's Killhouse Rules