We face a new type of criminals. They are no longer the shy thieves who avoided all contact with people.
The police itself admits that criminals prefer to rob houses with people inside because "it is easier and more efficient"
In this way, the usual means of protection that are used:
- Security guards, bodyguards and so on.
- Alarm systems.
- Panic rooms.
But imagine this scenario:
1. Assailants who wait for you or your child leaving the cinema or a restaurant.
2. They attack when entering your car and forcing you to take them home.
3. They lurk in the back seat, so you are not warned by the vigilant security of your urbanization.
4. They enter into your house and wake the whole family leading them to the lounge.
5. Once inside they will do what they have to do to get what they want.
Could your current security stop this assault?
