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stun guns, tasers and self defense related articles.
stun guns, tasers and self defense related articles.
If you’re not a woman, chances are you have at least one woman in your life whose well-being and safety you care about, especially if that woman is your college-aged daughter. (…)
If you’ve watched television at all in the early evenings during the last few months, you’ve probably seen those catchy (albeit a little annoying) Jitterbug advertisements that market a simple-to-use cell phone to baby boomers and senior citizens. (…)
Arizona based, Taser International Inc. (…)
Those personal defense items that stun the assailant surprisingly such as stun batons are quickly gaining popularity on the self-defense scene these days. Why are stun batons so popular, you may ask? (…)
Health experts have recently named antidepressants as the second most commonly prescribed class of drugs today among youth patients aged 19 and under in the United States. (…)
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the top two most dangerous occupations in the United States are (1) timber cutter, and (2) airline pilot. (…)
A very important, yet very unofficial poll has concluded that most people know very little about Tasers. (…)
It’s a little after 10 p.m. and you’re finally done with your shift as a nurse at a county hospital in a somewhat scary part of town. (…)
Nurses provide an invaluable service to the health care industry and its consumers. (…)
While going through their training, security guards often learn about a force continuum, which is a way to understand the appropriate levels of force that must be used when suspected intruders trespass or attempt to trespass a protected area. (…)
The field of private investigation certainly promises intrigue and adventure. (…)
Waiting tables is a rite of passage for many young people. (…)
TASERs provide a unique kind of protection to both men and women and they suit a wide array of possibly dangerous situations. (…)
Police officers, male and female, perform an incredibly important and invaluable public service. (…)
Empty houses and abandoned streets are usually the stuff of horror movies. A heroine ventures into the silence and bravely wanders room to room, mere moments before her attacker pounces. (…)
The violence of a dogfight is palpable, even if an observer is not within ten feet of the fight. (…)