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Dear Subscriber,
Mass shootings are becoming all too common.
The recent shooting in Dallas only goes to show how violence can strike anytime, anywhere.
Sadly, most people live complacent lives. Their senses and instincts are dulled by daily patterns. They don't recognize danger until it's too late.
Not YOU. That's why today I want to give you 3 potential ways to spot someone with a gun. This should become part of your daily awareness practices.
That's why it's absolutely CRITICAL you join me and Sheriff John Bunnell of America's Wildest Police Videos for one of the most important broadcasts you'll watch all year long — FREEDOM FROM FEAR.
In it, I give you:
Click here to watch the recording of this all-important broadcast.
Until next time, stay alert, check your six, put your back against the wall and stay safe!
Dr. Jeffrey Cantor
Dear Subscriber,
The recent shooting in Dallas only goes to show how violence can strike anytime, anywhere.
Sadly, most people live complacent lives. Their senses and instincts are dulled by daily patterns. They don't recognize danger until it's too late.
Not YOU. That's why today I want to give you 3 potential ways to spot someone with a gun. This should become part of your daily awareness practices.
- Criminals carrying guns often check repeatedly to make sure the gun is there. They do this to make sure the weapon is not in view or slipping, so moving their hand to the location of the weapon on their body is a potential tell. If we assume the statistics are correct and 8 out of 10 people are right handed, they will more likely be checking with their right hand.
- Look for something that "prints" in clothing. One of the common terms we use in the tactical world and in law enforcement is "printing". If the gun "prints" it is somehow sticking out to the point that it is visible to those aware. Criminals normally do not employ holsters for their gun, instead they carry the weapon in the front or rear waistband of their pants or in a jacket pocket.
- They are wearing clothing or carrying something that seems unusual. It could be an article of clothing that's out of place for the environment, location or time of year. For example, a long coat in a warm climate or a backpack (especially these days) in a movie theater.
That's why it's absolutely CRITICAL you join me and Sheriff John Bunnell of America's Wildest Police Videos for one of the most important broadcasts you'll watch all year long — FREEDOM FROM FEAR.
In it, I give you:
Practical steps you can begin using immediately to protect yourself and the ones you love.FREEDOM FROM FEAR won't be online much longer. Due to the nature of the content, we may have to take it down at a moment's notice.
Insights to feel confident and calm in even the most terrifying, life-threatening situation, and ...
Actionable strategies and tactics you can begin using IMMEDIATELY to stay safe or even save yourself or a loved one from violence.
Click here to watch the recording of this all-important broadcast.
Until next time, stay alert, check your six, put your back against the wall and stay safe!
Dr. Jeffrey Cantor
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