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By the Springfield Township Police Department
Automobile Security - Keep automobile windows closed and doors locked even if the vehicle is parked in your driveway or in front of your home. Do not store valuables in the car. If you must leave items in your car or truck, please be sure that they are out of sight and in the trunk if possible.
Home Security - Maintain home security by locking all doors and windows, particularly those on the ground level. Be sure to prune any trees that might provide access to a second-floor window or door. Lock all ladders in your garage or tool shed. Do not place purses, money, jewelry, small computer equipment or other valuables in plain view of a door or window.
Social Media - Do not post on social media your daily schedule or activities, or let others know about your weekend or vacation plans. Refrain from posting vacation pictures until you have returned home from your trip.
Protect your neighborhood - Be a good neighbor and call the police department at any time if you see something out of the ordinary or suspicious in your neighborhood.
The Springfield Township Police can be contacted as follows: emergency - dial 911, non-emergency police business - 215-836-1600 and police administration - 215-836-1601.
Automobile Security - Keep automobile windows closed and doors locked even if the vehicle is parked in your driveway or in front of your home. Do not store valuables in the car. If you must leave items in your car or truck, please be sure that they are out of sight and in the trunk if possible.
Home Security - Maintain home security by locking all doors and windows, particularly those on the ground level. Be sure to prune any trees that might provide access to a second-floor window or door. Lock all ladders in your garage or tool shed. Do not place purses, money, jewelry, small computer equipment or other valuables in plain view of a door or window.
Social Media - Do not post on social media your daily schedule or activities, or let others know about your weekend or vacation plans. Refrain from posting vacation pictures until you have returned home from your trip.
Protect your neighborhood - Be a good neighbor and call the police department at any time if you see something out of the ordinary or suspicious in your neighborhood.
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Brink #39;s Home Security Extinct: Next Best Alternative
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Strategic Relocation Home Security: Joel Skousen
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NEW DELHI: India's 50 lakh private security guards may man corporate offices and malls all over, but almost all of them are barely trained, unarmed and of little use in emergencies. Coach these 50 lakh to act as 'eyes and ears' of India's 15 lakh police personnel and, may be, allow private security guards to carry arms. That's the home ministry's ambitious plan, make private security, post-training, a force multiplier for cops.
India has only 50% of the number of policemen it needs to serve 1.2 billion citizens. The private security industry, despite its generally poorly trained men, is worth Rs 22,000 crore and is expected, according to a FICCI study, to grow to Rs 40,000 crore by next year. "Police can coach private security guards...police will also sensitise them to spotting threats in typically crowded areas...guards standing at shopping malls and ATMs can also act as intelligence gatherers... criminals tend to drop their guard at such places ...especially when they see cops in khaki are not present," a top ministry official told ET.
Elaborating on the plan, the official added, "If a police station has 100 cops, it will have at least 500 private security guards working in the area under its jurisdiction...if guards are coached by the police...especially before a festive season... this can be a big help".
Security agencies have argued that urban environment threats are now serious and frequent enough for the government to amend its earlier position. Another government concern is unregistered private security agencies handling cash management the ministry plans to launch mandatory registration for all security agencies.
Agencies have asked for rules that allow arms licences with built-in accountability clauses for holders. Home ministry officials told ET the demand is being "closely examined". Armed personnel in private security agencies are now restricted to employees who possess individual arms licences. This severely restricts effective security provision, agencies have argued.
Some of the broader issues concerning private security agencies will be discussed at a FICCI seminar on Saturday. Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju is the chief guest, and FICCI has communicated the private security agency sector's demands to the government.
The industry chamber has argued that in view of the spread of MNCs in India, demand for better-trained and better-equipped private security far outstrips supply and that quick official remedial action was needed. Tackling the problem of unregistered security agencies is urgent, ministry officials said, because three-quarters of agencies are not registered despite a decade-old central law on private security making registration mandatory.
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Smartphones are pretty clever these days and can almost be used to do anything. But it cant tell you if you have an intruder in your house, can it?
Maybe it can with the help of a new home security system thats currently on Indiegogo, a crowdfunding website.
Designed to work with your smartphone, Kibbi helps you keep tabs on your home through its app (available on Apple, Android or Windows devices), providing you with an HD live stream.
The kit is also equipped with night vision camera, sensors which can be attached to doors, windows or anywhere you want motion or change in temperature to be detected, as well as a microphone so you can hear as well as see.
Other smart camera security solutions will only detect an intruder once they are in your home, says Ronnie Nag, of QL London.
However, Kibbi will notify you as soon as it detects something when, say, a front or back gate is opened or a door or window is knocked or tampered with.
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ALERT-Potential License Denial or Suspension for Failure to Pay Taxes
Effective July 1, 2012, the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services is required to deny an application for licensure and to suspend the license/certificate/registration of any applicant or licensee who has outstanding tax obligations due to the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) or the State Board of Equalization (BOE) and appears on either the FTB or BOE's certified lists of top 500 tax delinquencies over $100,000. (AB 1424, Perea, Chapter 455, Statutes of 2011)
Once it has been determined that an applicant or a licensee is on a certified list, the applicant or licensee has 90 days from the issuance of a preliminary notice of suspension to either satisfy all outstanding tax obligations or enter into a payment installment program with the FTB or BOE. Any such person who fails to come into compliance will have his/her license denied or suspended until the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services receives a release from the FTB or BOE. The form for requesting a release will be included with the preliminary notice of suspension.
The law prohibits the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services from refunding any money paid for the issuance or renewal of a license where the license is denied or suspended as required by AB 1424.
The FTB and BOE are currently expanding the certified lists from 250 to 500, but you can check if you are currently on the FTB's certified list at: http://www.ftb.ca.gov/aboutFTB/Delinquent_Taxpayers.shtml or the BOE's certified list at: http://www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/top500.htm. If you believe you are on either list in error, please call the FTB at (888) 426-8555. For Bureau related licensing issues please call (800) 952-5210.
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The top DIY home security systems for 2015 have been rated by SecuritySystemPricing.com and released to the public. SecuritySystemPricing.com reviewed the pros and cons of each top DIY home security systems and rated them accordingly for consumer use.
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The systems included on the 2015 list are among the best in the nation and have been shown to provide the utmost security and service for homes and business throughout the country. Any security system selected from this list is sure to satisfy even the most cautious homeowner.
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Builders DIY: Home Security - Security Tips
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