Crime Rate Goes Up During Summer

As the end of the school year approaches us in May, kids will be looking for other things to do to pass their time away. In fact, kids may be doing things that they are not supposed to be doing. Those things include drugs, fights, robberies, thefts, larceny, and possibly gang-related violence.

How to Carry Pepper Spray in Your Purse

Unlike a keychain spray unit, larger pepper spray units can be carried in several ways in various places. For women the most likely place to put pepper spray is in the purse. What should not be obvious is how you carry your purse.

Developing Your Security Cognizance

Developing awareness for your personal safety is more than simply being cognizant that you could face a potential attack. It is more than realizing you need to take measures to defend yourself.

How To Prevent Auto Theft

Auto theft happens all of the time, everywhere in the world. However, there are vehicles that are more of a target to auto thieves than others. You can take several measures to protect your vehicle from getting stolen and it does not take much effort or money. Just like your home, your car could be an easy invitation for theft of various types.

Identity Theft - What You Should Do If Someone Steals Your Wallet

Do you know what to do if someone steals your wallet? To stop identity theft and minimize damage, it is imperative that you take these six action steps at once.

Is The Virginia Tech Massacre A Harbinger Of Things To Come?

Our educational systems may be contributing to the rearing of kids with almost monster-like personality traits. Are metal detectors and gun control the answer? Or are we missing the real dangers?

Cho Seung-Hui, The Making of a Murderer - 15 Contributory Clues

What clues can we see throughout Cho Seung-Hui's time at Virginia Tech (VT) that would signal and lead up to the making of a murderer? NLP master practitioner, minister, and life purpose coach Paul Davis gives us 15 compelling contributory clues.

A Compassionate View of Virginia Tech

The recent tragedy at Virginia Tech raises many questions, fears and sadness. This is a compassionate look at how we can frame tragedy and still view the world in a hope-filled way.

School Security Cameras - Do Studies and Surveillance Mesh?

Do security cameras belong in schools? The answer to this continues to be the subject of heated debates. Parents and legislators are all for the installation of school security cameras while students and teachers vehemently oppose it. The issue is one that strikes a very powerful chord in schools everywhere, and echoes the dilemma that confront lawmakers on a national scale. Which is more important - safety or personal privacy?

Identity Theft - The UK's Fastest Growing Crime

Over 100,000 Britons every year become victims of identity fraud - and the figure is set to double by 2010. And no wonder. Your identity is among your biggest assets, valued at around ?85,000.

What is Jail Really Like? Interviewing Ex-inmates Reveals a New Level of Insight

Interviewing ex-inmates gives a revealing insight to what life is like in jail. Their real life experiences expose the realities of time in jail and awakens a new appreciation for daily freedoms.

Ted Bundy, The Suave Lawyer

Ted Bundy is one of the most notorious serial killer in the criminal history of America. Though he has confessed to killing only 28 people, it is estimated that he killed around 100 female victims in the 1970’s. Surprisingly this serial killer was a suave educated lawyer.

Thirty Ways to Deter Car Theft

Fact: a vehicle is stolen every 25 seconds in the US. New vehicles are not the only targets, but older vehicles are actually a fan favorite because most of them are easy to steal, and its parts are in high demand. A vehicle that is stripped and its parts sold are actually worth 2 to 3 times the value of the car intact.