I look over my shoulder every 30 sec or so. Just how my grandfather raised me. Not very incognito I'm sure, but very effective. Gotten out of 5-6 situations between being on the street and on the road too.
I tell my family and friends this all the time. And being situationally aware and looking into reflective surfaces has actually saved me and friends with me from trouble a couple times.
Me too, always trying to get my wife and daughters to pay more attention. Today I picked up my daughter from Pantera where she had lunch with another high school friend...they walked out together and stood there a few minutes waiting for the friends dad. I had been there in the parking lot five minutes and keep g eye on a homeless and unstable guy having an argument with himself walking back and forth between of the outdoor tables. He wasn't screaming, but louder than conversational. He was 15 to 20 feet from the girls. The dad showed up and my daughter jumps in my truck...so I ask her about the guy...."what guy?" She never noticed. I made her watch a minute so she could see what she missed. I'm not saying he was necessarily dangerous...only that there was a strange person, dressed unusually, acting usually. Teach your kids...the ounce of prevention is worth the pound of cure. Just be balanced and don't make them paranoid.
@@ryanday9737 I agree totally! I've encountered the same thing with my female friends. I've been hanging out with them and I always notice guys watching them way before they do and I usually have to point them out. One time I was going through town in a vehicle and past a female friend and noticed a out 15 yards behind her there was a dude watching her and following her slowly so I circled around a couple times to watch the guy and make sure I was right and then I pulled up ahead of her, got out and went straight to her and told her what was going on. As soon as the guy saw me go straight to her and I made eye contact with him he immediately stopped and went the other way. I made her get in the vehicle with me and me and the person I was riding with drove her home.
Very good advice for everyone. When I walk at nights by myself or walk my dog. I look around and make direct eye contact with some of the slow driving vehicles in my residential neighborhood that drive by slowly and pass by just to let them know, hey my radar is spinning and see you. Times have changed for worse nowadays and got to be vigilant. Thank you and good video!
I prevented a man either raping of robbing a young girl a few months ago in Australia. On the way back to my hostel from the gym i noticed a man not far from the hostel, hood up, watching the girls outside as they were on their phones. I watched him a moment to make him aware im onto him. By the time i dropped my bag into my room and ran back out to check in the girls, he was gone and a girl was gone. I turned the corner to an unlit road and seen one girl walking while talking on the phone, and thr man was literally 2 meters behind her creeping up on her. I began ti run at him and he ran and ran across a busy road in front of traffic. The girl still completely oblivious still talking on her phone i told her to please go back inside and told her she was seconds away from being attacked by that man. She didnt even say thanks and walked back to the hostel still in her phone.. so i stood and kept my eyes on the man still running away and called the police.. Iv always been one to be aware if my surroundings and of the sketchy individuals. Some other people are too naive and think nothing can happen to them..
After living in Central America for 7 years it became almost second nature for me to always find a subtle way to look over my shoulder, whether it be via shop windows or a quick glance. Its also super important to be able to spot a potential threat in a crowd.. if you lock eyes with someone and you get a bad vibe, trust your gut and maneuver your way out of there. I've been in situations where I had to flag down a taxi, explain the situation and pay him just to chill with me until the person who was following me passed by. Stay safe out there
In the trade its known as dry cleaning... i.e making sure no one is following you. Its actually pretty easy to spot a lone person following you and if you are being observant in a city you can usually spot someone following you within 3-4 turns. The tricky ones are teams, 8+ people, all rotating their get ups and using techniques so they don't actually "follow" you. Thats when skill comes into it and its not unheard of for folks to take 1-2 hours to travel a fairly short distance on foot because they are dry cleaning.
As a mere mortal, I don't think any team would follow me, unless they mistook me for someone else. Still, it might make sense in some situations to take the long way and avoid complications...
Mad respect for the tips. I live in Jamaica🇯🇲. I'm not saying I'm the best at situational awareness, but I practice some of the tips you mentioned. I've noticed too often nowadays that people are so lost in their phones that they make themselves the perfect targets. It actually makes me sad when i see it. But i have the utmost respect for men like you who try to spread some light back into the world.
I never have this problem. I'm so repulsive and annoying that nobody wants to follow me. One time someone was following me, so I turned around and tried to talk to them, but they just ran away. :smileyfacecrying:
situational awareness is a talent. its like a paranoia based on realistic situation at the moment and knowing how to react and it is more than a common sense.
I’ve applied this method as a business man traveling globally and the only time I had to go on the offensive was in downtown Chicago. It’s all about keeping your head in the game!🤠
Do the "walk," enter several stores, look around, take note of other people, enter the next store, ot coffee shop. Get a coffee, look at the people again, are they the same people? Stop in another shop, as if this is your routine. Are the same people still following you? Your being followed.
I watched a vid on the news about a girl kidnapped at the mall. The video showed all of her and the kidnappers movements even the actual attack. It was very clear throughout if she had even a moderate situational awareness she could have saved her life. She was totally absorbed in her phone and she lost her life.
I’m watching this because I don’t want to be a victim of an open world shooting. Saw a guy get out his car and 5 seconds, killed everyone in sight at the grocery store. I hope God protects me at all times but if I go that way, oh well
Physiologically, women have better peripheral vision than men do. Another nonchalant way to check your rear is by lowering your head which extends your peripheral vision further back. A slight tilt of the head to the left or right side can also enhance this technique extending your view on the given side
If I could make a suggestion: could you remake this but for a specific audience - I have a 15 yo daughter and it would be good to have her watch. She does much of this already but reminders are always good.
This is good advice I've grown up in some of the shadiest of neighborhoods in a third world country where mugging and druggies are all too common. Nope I'm not a big guy nor was I trained in anything I only started doing MMA this year, but I was never a victim of a mugging or a meth head stabbing (which was quite common). I'm sure it also took an amount of luck but I guess being aware of your surroundings at all times and me drawing as little as possible attention to myself didn't hurt my chances either. stay safe everyone.
Good stuff guys, keep up the great work! Situational awareness and being aware of your surroundings and possible danger areas or objects should be something that everyone works to develop and use on a regular basis and for general purpose.
great video! always stay aware of your surroundings. another thing i would add to this is, if you are waiting in your car for someone, get out and wait next to it. someone can easily roll up and rob/hurt you when trapped in your car. this why some police officers call their car "the tomb". if you don't want to get out of the car, have it running with doors locked. if someone rolls up, peddle to the metal.
All the years ive been training the one skill i have developed the most was my awareness to my surroundings... The one skill i do cherish the most.. If you see a problem before it happens will help you avoid it so you can be safe.. Ok i guess now i should watch the video before commenting lol.. 😀
First thing first is always avoid sketchy situations . People be thinking the Rambo billy badass all it takes is rubbing off someone's ego and you end up killed for what nothing but pride. Violence like this is what I hated most about living in urban inner city environments. Don't be a prey animal like a rabbit amongst wolves.
Code yellow - you see or are aware that danger could go on you, so you be on the qui vive. Code red - you have to fight for your life or flee the threat. Code orange - a threat is sighted and you need to prepare to flee or fight. This is a bit of situational awareness.
When I traveled extensively in other countries, I would buy a "souvenir" knife every day, including a receipt dated for that day. Never had to explain myself to the local police, but...had they stopped me, I had the excuse ready that I simply had not returned to my hotel room since the purchase. Once in a certain South American country, I picked up on a group of 5 nice young men whose travels seemed to mirror my own. I purchased a machete and a large file, then sat down in the shade of a palm tree and went to work sharpening it. When I was done, the machete was put into my backpack with the handle sticking out. They decided to seek entertainment elsewhere. But, situational awareness is the first defense. If you aren't paying attention, the criminals will attack when it best serves them.
I studied in Russia for 11 weeks three years ago, and I had to think long and hard when I got there how I'd go about enjoying St. Petersburg the same way that the people living there do instead of just being a tourist. By the end of the first week, I figured out how to dress and outwardly behave the same way the people there do, and I stopped carrying anything at all in my back pockets. Every week, I ventured a little further out from the university that I was staying at, but I never went so far that I wouldn't be able to easily find my way back without pulling up a phone app. Be adventurous, but also be alert and be careful.
One I had a while back was I was being approached at night and there were street lights in the distance, so far so that they casted a long shadow of the person behind me as well as me being able to hear their footsteps. Use everything to your advantage. Nothing came of this scenario but when we were leaving, police were in the area looking for him.
One other trick is... Pulling out your phone, abruptly stopping, holding up your phone and act like you are looking for a signal while using the screen to look around behind you!
Very good video. Another one I use is; in a high-traffic area, quickly seek out an object to take pictures or selfies of, maybe having a moment to take a quick two-three seconds of the person of interest/the threat. If they are close they "should" walk on pass, if they feel they have been "burned," they will drop off. At this moment, look for two to four others, because professionals tail people in surveillance teams; using a boxing method. Or, after identifying a tail (pay close attention to height, gait and footwear), go into a large high traffic department store with multiple exits, act as though you are shopping, look for the threat by doubling back and/or stopping to talk to a salesperson. Note: do not go into confined areas like bathrooms. Travel in groups of two or more adults, when possible.
Fantastic info. Had to learn the hard way being raised half my life in a high crime area ( South West Atlanta, Ga.) Always keeping tabs on what`s around you. Glad I left years ago.
Excellent video great info i also just realised how much of a creep i must look like to people when I walk around town wearing my TR hoody hahahah just kidding
I always do 360 checks and walk like I know where I am going aka act confident. Being aware saved my life I spotted a guy coming stalking me and I was able to get help. I couldn't sleep with the lights off for a while.
If something doesn't feel right I like to duck into an open store and nonchalantly keep an eye on the window to make sure the person goes by and isnt lingering in the area. Added benefit is the shopkeeper can summon the police if I am without a phone for some reason.
Let me add something if the country not take care of their people and treat them equally and support them in live style provide the with good working homes of course others will turned on each other because they feel not equal feel in secured. It is a sample of good life insurance in the first place, which will help to not have like this kind of threat . In the end, if America focuses on their people and leave other countries in peace, they definitely they will not have any threats less.
Good video and tips. Regarding your guard dog , when you picked him up like you did, you looked like you were going to throw your dog at the perp!!! Loved it.
😂😂 at 0.55 Its hilarious how he just picks up the dog like it's a non living applience or something , " if you don't have a guard dog at your exposel "😂😂😂
I love on a college campus and I always put away my phone when walking to and from buildings, especially considering that the campus is quite literally across the street from downtown. It’s honestly alarming to see how many kids have their heads straight down looking at their phones, even while crossing the street, just no awareness of what’s going on around them at all.
David Farris I don’t use any mobile apps, but instead search online. For example, NYC.gov website has a crime map, so you can see which areas are unsafe and what types of crime happen in each area. Not sure how many cities do this, but there are other sites that pop up if you search for “crime map” for a place of interest.
Check the cities shot plotter. Major cities have them now. Minneapolis has it. It is arrays of microphones on top of light poles and buildings that pick up shots in the areas where the arrays are. That info is placed on a map via computer. Check it out. Helps avoid problems.
Very good info and very serious topic, although I did laugh when you picked the dog up! My dog is invaluable to me as a way to not become a victim. I do not only rely on him, and think of him as a big teddy bear, he's very nice, but he's also a 65# canine who has my back. Thanks!
Went out partying in the French Quarter one night, and was walking back to my hotel at four in the morning and forgot where it was. Noticed these three guys following me for a couple blocks. Luckily I found my hotel just by dumb luck. Looked out on the street and those dudes were just standing there thinking shit we just missed him. Breakfast the next morning, waitress said that was the stupidest thing I could have done and that they were definitely going to roll me. Happens all the time in that city. Did see a great Neville Brothers show at Tipitina's though.
conceal carries a guard dog in his ankle holster LOL
@St. Yeeter 😂
Femoral biter.
My money is on a thigh rig.
don't underestimate those ankle biters ;-)
that's not even his dog. he just has really good situational awareness
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Situational awareness. The most important attribute of a good soldier.
I wish i joined the army because this is a good skill to learn as a man
It's important but not the most important. Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage are all more critical
I've found that taking off all my clothes and running at the attacker works. Turn the tables on them! (Obviously a joke settle down Karen)
The scariest sound in the world to an attacker is pants unzipping.
I look over my shoulder every 30 sec or so. Just how my grandfather raised me. Not very incognito I'm sure, but very effective. Gotten out of 5-6 situations between being on the street and on the road too.
Yesss. When you aren’t scared to face the person they back off. They want weak people who won’t put up a fight!
I tell my family and friends this all the time. And being situationally aware and looking into reflective surfaces has actually saved me and friends with me from trouble a couple times.
Oh yeah.
Use Windows all the time.
@@xmachine7003 every time I pass a car parked or a shop window.
Me too, always trying to get my wife and daughters to pay more attention. Today I picked up my daughter from Pantera where she had lunch with another high school friend...they walked out together and stood there a few minutes waiting for the friends dad. I had been there in the parking lot five minutes and keep g eye on a homeless and unstable guy having an argument with himself walking back and forth between of the outdoor tables. He wasn't screaming, but louder than conversational. He was 15 to 20 feet from the girls. The dad showed up and my daughter jumps in my truck...so I ask her about the guy...."what guy?" She never noticed. I made her watch a minute so she could see what she missed. I'm not saying he was necessarily dangerous...only that there was a strange person, dressed unusually, acting usually. Teach your kids...the ounce of prevention is worth the pound of cure. Just be balanced and don't make them paranoid.
@@ryanday9737 I agree totally! I've encountered the same thing with my female friends. I've been hanging out with them and I always notice guys watching them way before they do and I usually have to point them out. One time I was going through town in a vehicle and past a female friend and noticed a out 15 yards behind her there was a dude watching her and following her slowly so I circled around a couple times to watch the guy and make sure I was right and then I pulled up ahead of her, got out and went straight to her and told her what was going on. As soon as the guy saw me go straight to her and I made eye contact with him he immediately stopped and went the other way. I made her get in the vehicle with me and me and the person I was riding with drove her home.
Very good advice for everyone. When I walk at nights by myself or walk my dog. I look around and make direct eye contact with some of the slow driving vehicles in my residential neighborhood that drive by slowly and pass by just to let them know, hey my radar is spinning and see you. Times have changed for worse nowadays and got to be vigilant. Thank you and good video!
TDGP: Tactical Deployable Guard Pug
FBP: French Bulldog Protection in flat dark earth
Not a pug.
I prevented a man either raping of robbing a young girl a few months ago in Australia. On the way back to my hostel from the gym i noticed a man not far from the hostel, hood up, watching the girls outside as they were on their phones. I watched him a moment to make him aware im onto him. By the time i dropped my bag into my room and ran back out to check in the girls, he was gone and a girl was gone.
I turned the corner to an unlit road and seen one girl walking while talking on the phone, and thr man was literally 2 meters behind her creeping up on her. I began ti run at him and he ran and ran across a busy road in front of traffic.
The girl still completely oblivious still talking on her phone i told her to please go back inside and told her she was seconds away from being attacked by that man.
She didnt even say thanks and walked back to the hostel still in her phone.. so i stood and kept my eyes on the man still running away and called the police..
Iv always been one to be aware if my surroundings and of the sketchy individuals.
Some other people are too naive and think nothing can happen to them..
Plot twist: OP is the hooded man.
JK
After living in Central America for 7 years it became almost second nature for me to always find a subtle way to look over my shoulder, whether it be via shop windows or a quick glance. Its also super important to be able to spot a potential threat in a crowd.. if you lock eyes with someone and you get a bad vibe, trust your gut and maneuver your way out of there. I've been in situations where I had to flag down a taxi, explain the situation and pay him just to chill with me until the person who was following me passed by. Stay safe out there
The guy in the grey hoodie looks like the kind of guy who'd get a hold of your car keys and take a dump on the drivers seat.
Dirty Mike and The Boys.
thanks for the F-shack!
Hey man.. when you gotta go, you gotta go.
In the trade its known as dry cleaning... i.e making sure no one is following you. Its actually pretty easy to spot a lone person following you and if you are being observant in a city you can usually spot someone following you within 3-4 turns. The tricky ones are teams, 8+ people, all rotating their get ups and using techniques so they don't actually "follow" you. Thats when skill comes into it and its not unheard of for folks to take 1-2 hours to travel a fairly short distance on foot because they are dry cleaning.
As a mere mortal, I don't think any team would follow me, unless they mistook me for someone else. Still, it might make sense in some situations to take the long way and avoid complications...
Mad respect for the tips. I live in Jamaica🇯🇲. I'm not saying I'm the best at situational awareness, but I practice some of the tips you mentioned. I've noticed too often nowadays that people are so lost in their phones that they make themselves the perfect targets. It actually makes me sad when i see it. But i have the utmost respect for men like you who try to spread some light back into the world.
The quickest way I’ve noticed someone following me is the flashing lights in the rear view mirror.
Turning your head to Pugh into your elbow can be another Way to look in a particular direction without seeming creepy or paranoid! :)
Great timing on this video! Karl, you make a good bad guy!! That was one ferocious guard dog!!😂🤣🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸
I never have this problem. I'm so repulsive and annoying that nobody wants to follow me. One time someone was following me, so I turned around and tried to talk to them, but they just ran away. :smileyfacecrying:
Should've chased them
F
situational awareness is a talent. its like a paranoia based on realistic situation at the moment and knowing how to react and it is more than a common sense.
I’m definitely always aware of my surroundings
I’ve applied this method as a business man traveling globally and the only time I had to go on the offensive was in downtown Chicago. It’s all about keeping your head in the game!🤠
I once counted, going through my local (tiny) mall. And the number of people "busy" with their phones was crazy!
Do the "walk," enter several stores, look around, take note of other people, enter the next store, ot coffee shop. Get a coffee, look at the people again, are they the same people? Stop in another shop, as if this is your routine. Are the same people still following you? Your being followed.
I watched a vid on the news about a girl kidnapped at the mall. The video showed all of her and the kidnappers movements even the actual attack. It was very clear throughout if she had even a moderate situational awareness she could have saved her life. She was totally absorbed in her phone and she lost her life.
I’m watching this because I don’t want to be a victim of an open world shooting. Saw a guy get out his car and 5 seconds, killed everyone in sight at the grocery store. I hope God protects me at all times but if I go that way, oh well
I love the guard-dog scene!
Wow, which city was this video filmed at? I don't see a single person wearing a mask, I want to go there.
Same thought!!!! Living in LA 🤮 such a longing came up watching this.
Physiologically, women have better peripheral vision than men do. Another nonchalant way to check your rear is by lowering your head which extends your peripheral vision further back. A slight tilt of the head to the left or right side can also enhance this technique extending your view on the given side
Wow! Karl looks like he oughta be driving a white van in this video
Cougar stalking the clueless young man with his head down and hoodie blinders.
Situational awareness keeps the element of surprise at bay 👍 🤪🇺🇲
Reflective surfaces come in handy. You don't always have to sit facing the front entrance. Bad guys are thinkers too
If I could make a suggestion: could you remake this but for a specific audience - I have a 15 yo daughter and it would be good to have her watch. She does much of this already but reminders are always good.
This is good advice I've grown up in some of the shadiest of neighborhoods in a third world country where mugging and druggies are all too common. Nope I'm not a big guy nor was I trained in anything I only started doing MMA this year, but I was never a victim of a mugging or a meth head stabbing (which was quite common). I'm sure it also took an amount of luck but I guess being aware of your surroundings at all times and me drawing as little as possible attention to myself didn't hurt my chances either. stay safe everyone.
Thankfully for people like yourself thanks for serving our country
Love it! So helpful. . . For the who don't already pay attention.
And stay away from white vans with tinted windows
Good stuff guys, keep up the great work! Situational awareness and being aware of your surroundings and possible danger areas or objects should be something that everyone works to develop and use on a regular basis and for general purpose.
great video! always stay aware of your surroundings. another thing i would add to this is, if you are waiting in your car for someone, get out and wait next to it. someone can easily roll up and rob/hurt you when trapped in your car. this why some police officers call their car "the tomb". if you don't want to get out of the car, have it running with doors locked. if someone rolls up, peddle to the metal.
That's the perfect tactical guard dog, incase of an emergency just add water for full size !!
Great Video and Advise..!! I see it everyday in Chicago..!!!
All the years ive been training the one skill i have developed the most was my awareness to my surroundings... The one skill i do cherish the most.. If you see a problem before it happens will help you avoid it so you can be safe.. Ok i guess now i should watch the video before commenting lol.. 😀
First thing first is always avoid sketchy situations . People be thinking the Rambo billy badass all it takes is rubbing off someone's ego and you end up killed for what nothing but pride. Violence like this is what I hated most about living in urban inner city environments. Don't be a prey animal like a rabbit amongst wolves.
I really appreciate all the information you provided
Ears too y’all. Active listening can be like a super power if you work on it.
I know you weren't happy with the quality of the video but it definitely hits some good points
Great tips. Thanks TR team
Code yellow - you see or are aware that danger could go on you, so you be on the qui vive.
Code red - you have to fight for your life or flee the threat.
Code orange - a threat is sighted and you need to prepare to flee or fight.
This is a bit of situational awareness.
Thank you for the information ℹ️
After a long day of hard work, Tactical Rifleman videos are even more enjoyable.
When I traveled extensively in other countries, I would buy a "souvenir" knife every day, including a receipt dated for that day. Never had to explain myself to the local police, but...had they stopped me, I had the excuse ready that I simply had not returned to my hotel room since the purchase. Once in a certain South American country, I picked up on a group of 5 nice young men whose travels seemed to mirror my own. I purchased a machete and a large file, then sat down in the shade of a palm tree and went to work sharpening it. When I was done, the machete was put into my backpack with the handle sticking out. They decided to seek entertainment elsewhere. But, situational awareness is the first defense. If you aren't paying attention, the criminals will attack when it best serves them.
I studied in Russia for 11 weeks three years ago, and I had to think long and hard when I got there how I'd go about enjoying St. Petersburg the same way that the people living there do instead of just being a tourist. By the end of the first week, I figured out how to dress and outwardly behave the same way the people there do, and I stopped carrying anything at all in my back pockets. Every week, I ventured a little further out from the university that I was staying at, but I never went so far that I wouldn't be able to easily find my way back without pulling up a phone app. Be adventurous, but also be alert and be careful.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Check 6 often! OODA loop! Keep a safe distance. Walk wide around corners. Easy access to weapon,knife or gun!
One I had a while back was I was being approached at night and there were street lights in the distance, so far so that they casted a long shadow of the person behind me as well as me being able to hear their footsteps. Use everything to your advantage. Nothing came of this scenario but when we were leaving, police were in the area looking for him.
Who's the perv in the grey hoodie? LOL... Stay Strong and Be Safe. Head on a swivel.
Haha
Looked like Karl.😂
Creeper.😂
Christopher Walken on hard times
TN in the house!!!!
One other trick is...
Pulling out your phone, abruptly stopping, holding up your phone and act like you are looking for a signal while using the screen to look around behind you!
Could also kneel and tie your shoe to take a quicj look. Not out of pattern and you could slow them or even make them walk away.
Very good video.
Another one I use is; in a high-traffic area, quickly seek out an object to take pictures or selfies of, maybe having a moment to take a quick two-three seconds of the person of interest/the threat.
If they are close they "should" walk on pass, if they feel they have been "burned," they will drop off. At this moment, look for two to four others, because professionals tail people in surveillance teams; using a boxing method.
Or, after identifying a tail (pay close attention to height, gait and footwear), go into a large high traffic department store with multiple exits, act as though you are shopping, look for the threat by doubling back and/or stopping to talk to a salesperson.
Note: do not go into confined areas like bathrooms.
Travel in groups of two or more adults, when possible.
I’m always aware of my surroundings 100%
Fantastic info. Had to learn the hard way being raised half my life in a high crime area ( South West Atlanta, Ga.) Always keeping tabs on what`s around you. Glad I left years ago.
Great content. Awesome hoodie
Excellent video great info i also just realised how much of a creep i must look like to people when I walk around town wearing my TR hoody hahahah just kidding
The way he picked up the dog “if you don’t got a guard dog at your disposable “ 😂
I always do 360 checks and walk like I know where I am going aka act confident. Being aware saved my life I spotted a guy coming stalking me and I was able to get help. I couldn't sleep with the lights off for a while.
If something doesn't feel right I like to duck into an open store and nonchalantly keep an eye on the window to make sure the person goes by and isnt lingering in the area. Added benefit is the shopkeeper can summon the police if I am without a phone for some reason.
Two things you learn in the IC is if you think you are being followed change directions and never double back on yourself.
Be trained, carry a gun, stay vigilant and be cool. Carrying a firearm is a massive responsibility.
2:30 Why the hell is this truck rolling backwards 😂?
2 gallon guard dog😂 I appreciate the sense of humor. Can’t wait to be back in KY🤙🏼
Karl certainly looked the part. Good vid for the family to watch. Learn something useful.
Like the new intro
One Tactical Rifleman Nation Under God.
Rest in love K9 EM!!🐶🦮
Let me add something if the country not take care of their people and treat them equally and support them in live style provide the with good working homes of course others will turned on each other because they feel not equal feel in secured.
It is a sample of good life insurance in the first place, which will help to not have like this kind of threat .
In the end, if America focuses on their people and leave other countries in peace, they definitely they will not have any threats less.
I always taught to illuminate Murphy's Law. If it can it will. Great Video and topic!
For me it's not so much criminals as it is idiots. As in: great-now what are they going to do?
What are some of the specific apps out there to identify risky areas?
Thanks. I try to do regular 360 checks as I am going along.
Wearing sunglasses with a mirror finish is a great way to look around with just your eyes without anyone seeing you look at them.
I like his suit-case-dog. Got to get me one of those. Thank you TR gentlemen.
Man I cracked with the guard dog, great video btw
Glad you enjoyed
Good Intel. Like how u randomly picked up ur dog!
Good video and tips. Regarding your guard dog , when you picked him up like you did, you looked like you were going to throw your dog at the perp!!! Loved it.
Live in the moment
Criminals prefer EASY targets! Be aware!
Haha the dog bit was pure art!
😂😂 at 0.55 Its hilarious how he just picks up the dog like it's a non living applience or something , " if you don't have a guard dog at your exposel "😂😂😂
another nice video!
Glad you enjoyed!
This is exactly why I don’t be on my phone. Especially in Urban city areas
I love on a college campus and I always put away my phone when walking to and from buildings, especially considering that the campus is quite literally across the street from downtown.
It’s honestly alarming to see how many kids have their heads straight down looking at their phones, even while crossing the street, just no awareness of what’s going on around them at all.
Rule #27: Two ways to follow someone. First way, they never notice you
What are some of the apps for assessing specific areas? I don't know of any.
David Farris I don’t use any mobile apps, but instead search online. For example, NYC.gov website has a crime map, so you can see which areas are unsafe and what types of crime happen in each area. Not sure how many cities do this, but there are other sites that pop up if you search for “crime map” for a place of interest.
Check the cities shot plotter.
Major cities have them now.
Minneapolis has it.
It is arrays of microphones on top of light poles and buildings that pick up shots in the areas where the arrays are.
That info is placed on a map via computer.
Check it out.
Helps avoid problems.
Very good info and very serious topic, although I did laugh when you picked the dog up! My dog is invaluable to me as a way to not become a victim. I do not only rely on him, and think of him as a big teddy bear, he's very nice, but he's also a 65# canine who has my back. Thanks!
Good tips for folks. Is that corner 2nd Ave N & Church St in Nashville?
Yep
Great content
Thanks for the vid and your service
Our pleasure!
ever thought about making an online course focused on situational awareness
Bruh lifts the dog like he's a gym bag.😂😂😂
City people are notorious for not paying attention to their surroundings 👉🏼 complacency.
Thank you for this.
Great info!
Stay Alert / Stay Alive !!!
Went out partying in the French Quarter one night, and was walking back to my hotel at four in the morning and forgot where it was. Noticed these three guys following me for a couple blocks. Luckily I found my hotel just by dumb luck. Looked out on the street and those dudes were just standing there thinking shit we just missed him. Breakfast the next morning, waitress said that was the stupidest thing I could have done and that they were definitely going to roll me. Happens all the time in that city. Did see a great Neville Brothers show at Tipitina's though.