Local personal defense courses see an up tick in interest | Eastops Anti Theft Alarm Security Display

They will, in turn, immediately call the user back to determine what is going on, and then take appropriate action

“Amazing we have to say this but: 1. We are NOT in civil war. 2. Do NOT buy guns (or any weapons) to use against your fellow Americans,” Jon Soltz, the group’s chairman, tweeted in response to diGenova. “Trust us, we have seen war.”

"When I exited the house, I ran out into the street, looked at the vehicles on the street and didn’t see any broken windows.  s I went back to house, I noticed glass on the ground and my window broken,"" said Trobaugh.

"It’s been in the garden for four months now, in all weather conditions, yet still looks brand new."

If someone broke into your home right now, what would you do? Do you have a plan to stop an intruder? What type of force would you use?

Maybe it’s time to bring back phone holsters. Or dad jeans for all. The Fold’s thickness could be a major usability issue, and a deal-breaker for many.

"What’s around you? What options do you have," he said. "Can you throw hot cooking grease? Is there a knife handy? Is there a chair you could throw? Are there layers of defense that you could try, either in that fight to that gun or on the way to the location of that firearm."

Sometimes I fell asleep in the arcade and I’d wake up and just start playing, you know. It was one of those kind of things where, you know, you’d be up half the night, you’d be—you know, you’d be kind of in and out of all these places.

As for privacy, the drone flies only on the perimeter of your property and the cameras point toward your house. That means they won’t peer into other homes.

The tools was handed out by the university fire marshal’s office from the first day of class on Aug. 20 onward. The tool was supposed to be used during emergencies to cut seatbelts and shatter the window, so as to facilitate escape when someone was trapped in a car.

Personal information belonging to 14,200 individuals diagnosed with HIV has been leaked online by an American living in Singapore and who had illegally accessed the data, reveals the country’s health ministry.

Thanks to a new Vermont law requiring companies that buy and sell third-party personal data to register with the Secretary of State, we’ve been able to assemble a list of 121 data brokers operating in the U.S. It’s a rare, rough glimpse into a bustling economy that operates largely in the shadows, and often with few rules.