Retail Security Guard Coverage in Fort Worth: Decide It in October, Not December
Texas law turns two documented incidents inside 180 days into a different offense than two isolated shoplifts. That changes what your officer’s paperwork is worth, and it is why coverage gets decided now.
Neighborhood Security Patrol in Fort Worth: What to Do With National Night Out
National Night Out is Tuesday, October 6. Most boards treat it as a cookout with a patrol car parked at the entrance. It is the cheapest night of the year to find out how your neighborhood actually gets entered.
A Camera Records. An Officer Responds.
A group physically removed a license plate reader and pulled three weeks of data off the device. The number is not the lesson. From Devin Morgan’s segment on the Lars Larson Show.
Mobile Patrol in Fort Worth: What a Gate Does Not Cover
Fort Worth police linked a September 15 purse snatching at a gated apartment complex to a theft at the same property six weeks earlier. Same description, same address. That is a pattern, and a pattern is a security problem, not a crime statistic.
Parking Garage Security Guards in Fort Worth: What the Sept. 3 Shooting Changes
At 2:48 a.m. on September 3, an officer in a Fort Worth parking garage confronted a man pulling car door handles and was shot in the arm. The contact was survivable. The question is whether the post order made it survivable, or made it worse.
Residential Security Patrol in Fort Worth: High-Value Home Crews Scout First
The break-in is the last step. Everything that decides whether your neighborhood gets hit happens in the two weeks before it.
Construction Site Security Guards in Fort Worth: Metal Theft Is Now an Organized Business
Crews are not grabbing whatever is loose anymore. They pick the site, pick the night, and know what the load is worth before they arrive.