This document provides information and recommendations about crime prevention. It discusses three tiers of security measures for homes from basic to advanced. Tier one includes recommendations like forming neighborhood watches, outdoor lighting, and trimming bushes. Tier two involves alarms, fire/gas detection, and reinforced doors/windows. Tier three is for remote locations and includes high-resolution cameras, electric fences, and potentially security officers. The document also discusses security considerations for renters and changing laws regarding juvenile accountability in Panama to help reduce crime rates. It proposes initiatives like education, after-school programs, jobs training, and recognizing positive behavior in youth.
Following the tragic events that took place in Northland, it is a timely reminder that all Property Managers and Real Estate agents to keep themselves safe whilst working.
The document provides tips to secure a home, including installing solid exterior doors equipped with deadbolts and window locks, having visible house numbers, adequate lighting, trimming trees and bushes, displaying neighborhood watch signs, securing the garage and its window, using a storage shed with a lock, securing sliding glass doors with dowels or screws, using fencing for visibility and security, lighting the back of the house, securing back bedroom windows, the crawl space, skylights, and the basement walk-in door. Burglars often enter through the back bedroom window or basement. Residents should follow the 21 steps and call 911 if a burglar is detected.
The document discusses three home security systems: security cameras, ADT's security doorbell, and ADT's Command Home Security System. Security cameras can monitor the outside of a home and record events, but an intruder could cover the camera. ADT's security doorbell has a high rating but can be removed. ADT's system has sensors on doors, windows and glass, can call for help, and is wired so an intruder cannot easily disable it, making it the most recommended of the three options.
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The document summarizes a study that evaluated the antioxidant activity of ethanol extracts of Erythrinavariegata and Impatiens balsamina plants on chromium-induced oxidative stress in rats. Male albino rats were divided into groups, with one group given potassium dichromate to induce oxidative stress and other groups given extracts of the plants or vitamin C in addition to the dichromate. Biochemical analysis of blood and liver tissues showed that the plant extracts were able to protect against the oxidative stress caused by chromium as evidenced by decreased lipid peroxidation and increased antioxidant levels compared to the group that received dichromate only. The results suggest that the ethanol extracts of Erythrinavariegata and Impatiens b
This document provides information about planting and caring for plants to attract birds and butterflies in Panama. It includes a list of plants and trees suitable for this purpose, along with instructions on soil preparation, composting, and obtaining the plants. The goals are to decorate the yard, provide habitat, and protect and reclaim soil through planting windbreaks, fruit trees, and other species.
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Captain Rich Urena gave a presentation on neighborhood watch to the West Valley Patrol Division in 2017. He discussed the history of neighborhood watch programs beginning in the 1960s in response to crimes. The goals of neighborhood watch are to reduce crime through cooperation between citizens and law enforcement. Residents should watch for suspicious vehicles, people, and activities and report them to police. Common issues in the area include unlocked doors and windows that have allowed residential burglaries. Home security measures like alarms, cameras, and home security checks were recommended.
An apartment in Ghana was broken into, with many valuables stolen. The document provides tips on what to do after a break-in and how to improve home security. It advises reporting the crime to police and landlord, doing a security assessment to determine safety, and investing in security measures like alarms, cameras, and dogs. Neighborhood watch groups and home insurance are also recommended to help prevent future break-ins.
Hire a local locksmith to change your locks and install an alarm system before leaving town. Use automatic timers to make it seem like someone is home by setting lights, TV, and radio on a timer. Ask neighbors to keep an eye on your property by parking in your driveway and holding an extra house key. Do not hide spare keys in obvious locations like under the doormat, instead use a secure combination key holder if storing a key outside.
This document provides 24 tips for improving home security, from the outside in. It recommends trimming landscaping to improve visibility, installing security lights and alarms, using only high-quality locks on doors and windows, not leaving valuables in plain view, and being aware of any details that could assist potential criminals in gaining access to the home or its contents. Maintaining awareness of security vulnerabilities and taking steps to address them can help deter burglars and keep the family safe.
The document provides tips from the Weaver Police Department to protect homes and property during the busy holiday season when residential burglaries increase. It advises residents to secure doors and windows, be vigilant in monitoring neighborhoods during the day when most burglaries occur, and not to leave valuables visible if leaving town. It also suggests documenting electronics and valuables to aid investigations if becoming victims of theft.
Tis the season to be security conscious! In the lead up to Christmas each day we will be posting a home security tip to help you stay secure over the Christmas period. As part of this we have put together a video with Christmas home security tips.
Smart homes allow homeowners to monitor and control home devices and appliances remotely using smartphones and tablets. Homeowners can check if they turned off the coffee maker, set the security alarm, or if kids are doing homework. Smart home technologies like X10 communicate over existing electrical wires, allowing devices to send commands to each other by code. Setting up a smart home involves choosing a protocol and compatible devices that provide functions like monitoring security cameras, controlling thermostats remotely, automating lights and appliances with phones, and receiving alerts about home activity. Smart homes aim to make life more convenient and secure by allowing remote control and monitoring of the home from anywhere.
This document provides senior citizen safety tips from the Griffin Police Department. It offers advice on preventing burglary through home security measures like lighting, locks and alarms. It warns of various scams targeting seniors, such as fraudulent charities or investment opportunities. The document also discusses signs of elder abuse like injuries or withdrawn behavior and advises seeking help from authorities in these situations. Fire safety tips are given like installing and testing smoke detectors regularly. Seniors are encouraged to be alert in public and protect personal information to avoid identity theft and fraud.
The document provides useful tips for homeowners and tenants to protect their property while away, including having locks on all doors and windows, asking neighbors to monitor the property, using timers to simulate occupancy, stopping deliveries, and not announcing absences on answering machines. It advises checking for broken windows and repairing locks, activating alarm systems, engraving valuables, and keeping electronics serial numbers in a bank deposit box. It also identifies false security tips such as leaving keys outside, closing all curtains, not informing neighbors, or leaving broken windows unrepaired while away.
The document discusses various tips for maintaining apartment safety and security. It recommends securing doors with deadbolts and peepholes, and keeping windows closed or installing grills. It also suggests installing a security system with motion sensors, as well as using lights and appliances on timers when away to deter burglars. The document further advises conducting background checks before hiring domestic help and having fire safety measures like alarms, sprinklers, and emergency contact numbers.
This presentation helps you getting the overview on some important aspects of home security systems, sensors, detectors and help you keep your home safe by following these simple tips
This Document helps you getting the overview on some important aspects of home security systems, sensors, detectors and help you keep your home safe by following these simple tips
Safety Presentation by Santa Clara County Sheriff - Rishi Kumar
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This document provides information about Neighborhood Watch programs and home security. It discusses the history and goals of Neighborhood Watch, including reducing crime through community cooperation with law enforcement. The document outlines suspicious activities to watch out for, such as unfamiliar people or vehicles. It also provides tips for home and vehicle security, including locking doors and windows, using alarms, and not leaving valuables visible in cars. Residents are encouraged to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious activity to police.
This PowerPoint presentation provides tips for keeping homes and businesses safe from crime. It recommends getting to know your neighbors, being aware of your surroundings, and taking a proactive approach to security. Some specific tips include using good locks on doors and windows, keeping property clear of items that could help with break-ins, having music or a TV on when away to simulate occupancy, and using surveillance cameras and alarms. The overall message is that communities need to work together to protect property and help reduce the $1.3 billion lost annually to retail crime in New Zealand.
This document provides 17 tips for staying safe when traveling internationally. It recommends preparing documents and contact information in advance, researching political and health issues at the destination, and taking basic safety precautions during travel like avoiding isolated areas, only taking licensed taxis, and dressing appropriately for the local culture. Some specific safety tips include requesting window seats near exits on flights, verifying unknown visitors in hotels, and having a small first aid kit with essential supplies. The overall goals are to be aware of one's surroundings, avoid demonstrations or unrest, and not discuss sensitive political or religious topics.
The document provides tips for protecting a home against theft. It suggests considering six questions: 1) whether doors can withstand assault, 2) if windows are secure, 3) how to guard the garage, 4) if landscaping hides thieves, 5) exterior lighting, and 6) alarm systems. The best protection uses multiple layers of security like solid doors with deadbolts, secured windows, lighting, pruned landscaping, and an alarm system. Most burglars will avoid well-protected homes.
As experts in burglary prevention and home security we want to ensure our customers are informed on how best to protect themselves and their property against a break-in.
Your belongings may mean a lot to you but to an intruder theyre just a way of making quick and easy cash. A burglar can strike at any time day or night but most burglaries can be prevented by taking steps to ensure your home is secure.
Burglars love it when you make their job easier for them. The following steps will make it harder for them and in turn more likely that they will avoid your property.
Did You Did Know that a Smart Home offers you ease access of controlling devices around the home from any location within? get informed! findout how much in control you can be even when you are far away from home.
Think Smart, Think ShelterPro
www.myshelterproltd.com
Theodore E. Harrison, MD presents on regenerative aesthetic procedures. He discusses his background and credentials in emergency medicine and anti-aging. Regenerative medicine uses cells, growth factors, and supplements to treat injury and disease, rather than surgery, drugs, or radiation. Procedures discussed include platelet-rich plasma injections for skin rejuvenation, hair regrowth, snoring treatment, and urinary incontinence; stem cell fat grafting; and prolotherapy. Costs range from $400-5000 depending on the procedure. Training is obtained through various conferences and institutes specializing in regenerative techniques.
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The document provides an overview and activity report for Fundacion Alto al Crimen (AAC) in Boquete, Panama for 2014. It discusses AAC's goals of reducing crime and providing emergency dispatch services through education, a hotline, investigations, and following up on cases. The hotline number is provided and is staffed 24/7 by a bilingual operator. AAC works with police and provides resources to assist investigations when requested. Activity reports show calls handled from January 2015. Residents are encouraged to register with AAC to provide emergency contact information. Financial information is presented, and it is noted that membership and donations increased over 2014 but continued community support is needed to maintain AAC's services.
An apartment in Ghana was broken into, with many valuables stolen. The document provides tips on what to do after a break-in and how to improve home security. It advises reporting the crime to police and landlord, doing a security assessment to determine safety, and investing in security measures like alarms, cameras, and dogs. Neighborhood watch groups and home insurance are also recommended to help prevent future break-ins.
Hire a local locksmith to change your locks and install an alarm system before leaving town. Use automatic timers to make it seem like someone is home by setting lights, TV, and radio on a timer. Ask neighbors to keep an eye on your property by parking in your driveway and holding an extra house key. Do not hide spare keys in obvious locations like under the doormat, instead use a secure combination key holder if storing a key outside.
This document provides 24 tips for improving home security, from the outside in. It recommends trimming landscaping to improve visibility, installing security lights and alarms, using only high-quality locks on doors and windows, not leaving valuables in plain view, and being aware of any details that could assist potential criminals in gaining access to the home or its contents. Maintaining awareness of security vulnerabilities and taking steps to address them can help deter burglars and keep the family safe.
The document provides tips from the Weaver Police Department to protect homes and property during the busy holiday season when residential burglaries increase. It advises residents to secure doors and windows, be vigilant in monitoring neighborhoods during the day when most burglaries occur, and not to leave valuables visible if leaving town. It also suggests documenting electronics and valuables to aid investigations if becoming victims of theft.
Tis the season to be security conscious! In the lead up to Christmas each day we will be posting a home security tip to help you stay secure over the Christmas period. As part of this we have put together a video with Christmas home security tips.
Smart homes allow homeowners to monitor and control home devices and appliances remotely using smartphones and tablets. Homeowners can check if they turned off the coffee maker, set the security alarm, or if kids are doing homework. Smart home technologies like X10 communicate over existing electrical wires, allowing devices to send commands to each other by code. Setting up a smart home involves choosing a protocol and compatible devices that provide functions like monitoring security cameras, controlling thermostats remotely, automating lights and appliances with phones, and receiving alerts about home activity. Smart homes aim to make life more convenient and secure by allowing remote control and monitoring of the home from anywhere.
This document provides senior citizen safety tips from the Griffin Police Department. It offers advice on preventing burglary through home security measures like lighting, locks and alarms. It warns of various scams targeting seniors, such as fraudulent charities or investment opportunities. The document also discusses signs of elder abuse like injuries or withdrawn behavior and advises seeking help from authorities in these situations. Fire safety tips are given like installing and testing smoke detectors regularly. Seniors are encouraged to be alert in public and protect personal information to avoid identity theft and fraud.
The document provides useful tips for homeowners and tenants to protect their property while away, including having locks on all doors and windows, asking neighbors to monitor the property, using timers to simulate occupancy, stopping deliveries, and not announcing absences on answering machines. It advises checking for broken windows and repairing locks, activating alarm systems, engraving valuables, and keeping electronics serial numbers in a bank deposit box. It also identifies false security tips such as leaving keys outside, closing all curtains, not informing neighbors, or leaving broken windows unrepaired while away.
The document discusses various tips for maintaining apartment safety and security. It recommends securing doors with deadbolts and peepholes, and keeping windows closed or installing grills. It also suggests installing a security system with motion sensors, as well as using lights and appliances on timers when away to deter burglars. The document further advises conducting background checks before hiring domestic help and having fire safety measures like alarms, sprinklers, and emergency contact numbers.
This presentation helps you getting the overview on some important aspects of home security systems, sensors, detectors and help you keep your home safe by following these simple tips
This Document helps you getting the overview on some important aspects of home security systems, sensors, detectors and help you keep your home safe by following these simple tips
Safety Presentation by Santa Clara County Sheriff - Rishi Kumar
油
This document provides information about Neighborhood Watch programs and home security. It discusses the history and goals of Neighborhood Watch, including reducing crime through community cooperation with law enforcement. The document outlines suspicious activities to watch out for, such as unfamiliar people or vehicles. It also provides tips for home and vehicle security, including locking doors and windows, using alarms, and not leaving valuables visible in cars. Residents are encouraged to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious activity to police.
This PowerPoint presentation provides tips for keeping homes and businesses safe from crime. It recommends getting to know your neighbors, being aware of your surroundings, and taking a proactive approach to security. Some specific tips include using good locks on doors and windows, keeping property clear of items that could help with break-ins, having music or a TV on when away to simulate occupancy, and using surveillance cameras and alarms. The overall message is that communities need to work together to protect property and help reduce the $1.3 billion lost annually to retail crime in New Zealand.
This document provides 17 tips for staying safe when traveling internationally. It recommends preparing documents and contact information in advance, researching political and health issues at the destination, and taking basic safety precautions during travel like avoiding isolated areas, only taking licensed taxis, and dressing appropriately for the local culture. Some specific safety tips include requesting window seats near exits on flights, verifying unknown visitors in hotels, and having a small first aid kit with essential supplies. The overall goals are to be aware of one's surroundings, avoid demonstrations or unrest, and not discuss sensitive political or religious topics.
The document provides tips for protecting a home against theft. It suggests considering six questions: 1) whether doors can withstand assault, 2) if windows are secure, 3) how to guard the garage, 4) if landscaping hides thieves, 5) exterior lighting, and 6) alarm systems. The best protection uses multiple layers of security like solid doors with deadbolts, secured windows, lighting, pruned landscaping, and an alarm system. Most burglars will avoid well-protected homes.
As experts in burglary prevention and home security we want to ensure our customers are informed on how best to protect themselves and their property against a break-in.
Your belongings may mean a lot to you but to an intruder theyre just a way of making quick and easy cash. A burglar can strike at any time day or night but most burglaries can be prevented by taking steps to ensure your home is secure.
Burglars love it when you make their job easier for them. The following steps will make it harder for them and in turn more likely that they will avoid your property.
Did You Did Know that a Smart Home offers you ease access of controlling devices around the home from any location within? get informed! findout how much in control you can be even when you are far away from home.
Think Smart, Think ShelterPro
www.myshelterproltd.com
Theodore E. Harrison, MD presents on regenerative aesthetic procedures. He discusses his background and credentials in emergency medicine and anti-aging. Regenerative medicine uses cells, growth factors, and supplements to treat injury and disease, rather than surgery, drugs, or radiation. Procedures discussed include platelet-rich plasma injections for skin rejuvenation, hair regrowth, snoring treatment, and urinary incontinence; stem cell fat grafting; and prolotherapy. Costs range from $400-5000 depending on the procedure. Training is obtained through various conferences and institutes specializing in regenerative techniques.
Alto al Crimen Report to the Boquete Panama Community Feb 2015lzeltzer
油
The document provides an overview and activity report for Fundacion Alto al Crimen (AAC) in Boquete, Panama for 2014. It discusses AAC's goals of reducing crime and providing emergency dispatch services through education, a hotline, investigations, and following up on cases. The hotline number is provided and is staffed 24/7 by a bilingual operator. AAC works with police and provides resources to assist investigations when requested. Activity reports show calls handled from January 2015. Residents are encouraged to register with AAC to provide emergency contact information. Financial information is presented, and it is noted that membership and donations increased over 2014 but continued community support is needed to maintain AAC's services.
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A talk by Sr. Joswar Alvarado, Representante Alto Boquete. Chiriqui Panama on role of Represeantante in Panama
This document provides tips for cross-cultural communication and being a good guest in a country other than one's own. It discusses culture shock and the stages travelers may experience in adapting to a new culture. Specific tips are given for Panama, including understanding history from a Panamanian perspective, cultural norms around queueing, greetings, and body language. The document advocates for a one-down approach with deference and genuine interest in the local culture. It also promotes integration into the new culture and cooperation with locals as the best path forward.
This document provides advice and considerations for expats moving to Panama. It discusses reasons people move to Panama like cost of living, tax savings, or desire for a new lifestyle. However, it notes that only being open to change is a good reason. It cautions that Panama is different than North America and advises coming with an open mind willing to learn Spanish and a new culture rather than expecting Panama to adapt. Key factors to consider include healthcare, cost of living, taxes, laws, and personal reasons for moving to ensure Panama is a good fit. The overall message is that Panama offers opportunities for a new life but requires adaptability from expats.
This document provides information about where to find various food items in Boquete, Panama. It lists meat options like pork, veal, lamb, and beef that can be found at the Tuesday market or stores like Casa de Puerco. It also mentions cheese, fruits and vegetables available at municipal markets or the Tuesday market. Seafood and trout sources are identified. Locations are provided for buying eggs, chicken, and getting discounts on roast chicken.
The document discusses many topics related to health and wellness, advocating for a balanced lifestyle focused on nutrition, exercise, stress management, and overall well-being. It notes how modern diets high in sugar and processed foods have led to increased rates of obesity and disease. Key recommendations include focusing on healthy fats and proteins, strength training over excessive cardio, balancing the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and adopting a holistic approach to health.
This document provides tips for responsible tourism, advising tourists to be informed and respectful of their destination. It cautions against believing stereotypes and encourages tourists to choose reputable tour operators, ask questions to expand their understanding, and enjoy their travels while respecting local cultures and environments.
The past few years of development have changed the face of Boquete Panama and not for the better. Many people have moved here for the environment, that reason they came is being decimated by the development.
This document describes a storage company in Panama that offers self-storage solutions. It provides details about the company's experience, facilities, security features, accessibility, climate control, unit sizes, storage options, locations, and additional services. The company has over 30 years of experience in Panama and is the largest self-storage provider in Latin America with 9 facilities. It aims to offer secure and accessible storage with around-the-clock security and climate control.
This document discusses various types of insurance available in Panama, including car, home, and health insurance. For car insurance, it notes that liability is required by law and lists the paperwork needed to have in one's vehicle. For home insurance, it lists several types of damage covered. Health insurance options are also explored, such as coverage areas, deductibles, pre-existing conditions, and provider networks. The document promotes one plan in particular that offers 100% coverage internationally and domestically with a low deductible.
The document discusses our evolving understanding of the universe from theories of both large and small scales over centuries. It describes early geocentric and heliocentric models of the solar system from 2000 and 500 years ago. It then outlines major developments in the last 100-400 years including Einstein's theory of relativity, Hubble's discovery of galaxy expansion, and advances in observational astronomy through powerful telescopes. On small scales, it discusses discoveries like the atomic model from 110-100 years ago and developments in particle physics and nuclear fusion models over the last 50-100 years. In the end, it notes many areas still not fully understood including dark matter, dark energy, reconciling quantum theory with general relativity, and possibilities like string theory and
The document discusses how to access streaming and downloadable content over the internet. It recommends a minimum internet speed of 1.5 Mbps for standard definition and 3.0 Mbps for HD streaming on services like Netflix. It also provides examples of hardware options for viewing content, such as Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast. Finally, it discusses using techniques like DNS spoofing to access location-specific content and torrent clients like Vuze for downloading content.
The document discusses various options for streaming and accessing online content without cable or satellite TV. It describes how internet access has evolved from a few channels to hundreds available through cable and satellite. It then discusses factors that influence internet speed like bandwidth and the number of users, and recommends terrestrial cable or DSL as the best options when available. Finally, it provides examples of hardware devices and software that can be used to access streaming services, download content, and curate an ebook library from the internet.
Alto al Crimen Boquete Panama Report to the Communitylzeltzer
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The document summarizes the goals and services of Fundacion Alto al Crimen in Boquete, Panama. The organization aims to reduce crime through education, a 24/7 bilingual hotline, investigations working with police, and ensuring cases are properly prosecuted. It relies on community funding to continue providing these crime prevention and law enforcement support services.
Scavenger hunting for food can be an adventure where you hunt for various meat, dairy, fruit, vegetable, seafood and poultry items. While Romero is a good option, you can save money and sometimes find better quality by searching elsewhere like the municipal markets in Boquete and David, specific vendors for goat milk, beef, cheese, fish and eggs, and markets on certain days like the Tuesday market. Hunting for alternative food sources requires some effort but offers the rewards of lower prices and higher quality options beyond just shopping at Romero.
This document discusses foundations and corporations in Panama. It notes that private interest foundations are regulated by Law 25 of 1995 and are designed to protect assets. A private interest foundation is exempted from most taxes similar to a trust. The document also discusses regulations around bearer share certificates, requiring they be placed in custody with authorized local entities like banks or brokerages within 3 years. Failure to do so will prevent the owner from exercising rights associated with the shares.
This document discusses ultraviolet (UV) radiation, its effects on human health, and photoprotection. It covers:
- The history and classification of UV radiation into UVA, UVB, and UVC wavelengths.
- How UV radiation contributes to DNA damage and skin cancers like melanoma and basal cell carcinoma.
- Factors that influence UV exposure levels like latitude, altitude, season, time of day.
- The importance of photoprotection through proper sunscreen use and protective clothing. Sunscreens work by absorbing, reflecting, or scattering UV rays.
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2. Your home should be your castle!
According to the FBI.
Burglary usually happens during the day.
Home Invasion usually happens at night.
3. So how do I keep my home safe?
Security is like an Onion, made of layers of protection, common sense, simple
ideas and modern security.
We recommend three tiers of security. The basics to the advanced.
Security Bars, Alarms, Auto-timers, Dogs, Cameras..where do I begin?
Security for Rentersis it time to buy your our own lock?
What is with all these outside bars? Is there a risk if there is a fire?
5. In most home invasions a criminal
will pick a soft target!
So if you are prepared and your home is
not vulnerable,
you most likely will not be a statistic of a robbery
or home invasion.
Preparation does not have to happen all at once.
it can be added over time. Start today.
6. Home after a fire!
This is a case study of a home after a fire, with a family trapped inside. It is possible to put the bars on the inside of the windows with a
way to open them. This also will use the glass as yet another layer of protection.
7. Tier 3
Tier 2Tier 1
Pick and choose what suggestions you
like for security. Talk to others and ask
what has worked for them.
8. Tier One Basic Protection
Neighborhood Watch. The most important item to do is get to know your neighbors. A list of important phone
numbers pre-programmed on your cell. Register with Alto Al Crimen, save their number on your phone.
Outdoor lighting. Motion sensor lights are important or a light on all night.
Trim Bushes around your home.
Chain link perimeter fence with thorny bushes like bouqanvilia on both sides of fence. Prison wire is a waste of
money on the top of a chain link fence. A Gate in front of driveway or a No Solicitation Sign in Spanish.
A door bar for inward swing doors. Keep the doors and windows locked even when home.
Auto-timers on lights, a radio. and or TV..
Mr. Mop Man lying on the couch watching TV when you are not home. Invent a room-mate.
Make sure you can use you cell phone from inside your home. Do not go outside to investigate or go outside to
make an emergency call..
Close the blinds when you are not at home.
A Boat Horn can be useful Also Pepper or Wasp Spray can be handy items.
A security plan. Have a what if ? plan in case of fire or home invasion. A safe room.
Unique hiding places for valuables. If you can rent a safety deposit box, great. Contact us for ides.
Keep expensive items out of view. Blend into your neighborhood.
Bring your Dog inside at night. We have sadly seen too many dogs poisoned before a robbery.
9. TAKE ME IN
ON THE
COUCH.
People living alone have a male friend. or a couple come over to visit often and make a Mop Man roommate.
The thugs usually watch their victims for weeks/months before they strike. Look like you do not live alone.
10. Tier Two Advanced Protection
This includes Tier One
Alarm System with Siren will scare away some potential intruders. This system should be used in both home
mode and away mode. A good Alarm calls 5 numbers, has built in intercom, panic button, cell phone, message
center and tag communication.
Fire and Gas Detection hooked to Alarm System.
Fire Extinguisher in kitchen, and laundry room.
Battery Back up for your alarm and other important electronics. Solar battery back up a excellent option.
Outdoor Lighting. Solar Motion lights. Perfect when the electricity is out. Solar lawn lights can be brought
inside when the electricity goes out.
Out swing outer doors with hidden strike plate. Most inswing doors can be kicked in easily.
Dead Bolts on all doors.
A Safe hidden and bolted to the floor.
All electronics marked and recorded.
Insurance Policy on valuables. * You must have an Alarm System to get theft protection on your policy in
Panama. This also allows a 10% to 20% discount on your Home Owners or Rental Policy.
Bars on the inside of vulnerable windows. Must easily be opened in case of fire.
12. Tier Three Advanced Protection
Includes Tier One and Tier Two
Recommended for Remote Locations
High Resolution Cameras with a recording DVR and Cloud with viewing on your Smart Phone or Computer. Make
sure the DVR is hidden and well ventilated. A safe shelf, wall, floor board or safe room can be used.
Enough Lighting for your cameras to work at night. Does it have night vision? How much light do you need?
A High Definition camera with Cat 6 cable and amplifier video balluns has help identify a thief, here in Boquete.
A PTZ Camera will Pan-Tilt-Zoom for the most intense surveillance.
Hidden Cameras to observe domestic help. Do a back-round check, check address, meet family of domestic help.
Infrared Beams and or Electric Fence for additional Perimeter Protection.
Barbed wire at ground level with thorny plants growing around it, at properties perimeter.
GPS Tracking Unit on important valuables. Great for cars and boats.
Additional components for your Alarm System, additional Sirens (Solar), Infrared Beams, Glass Break Sensors.
Outdoor Motion Doorbell.
Video Door Bell. Do not open the door to anyone and keep door locked at all times.
A Safe Room. A bathroom can be converted into a safe room. Be sure to have a working cell phone inside room.
Again a Cell Phone Booster may be needed to make a call during an emergency from inside your home.
A onsite trusted worker that can call for help. A security officer for routine checks.
Several Trained Dogs. These dogs will only eat food from you.
13. HD HIGH RESOLUTION CAMERAS
WITH PROPER DVR , CAT 6 CABLE, HD AMPLIFIER BALLUNS.
HIGH HD
RESOLUTION
LOW
RESOLUTION
14. RENTERS SECURITY
You are going to rent a home in a foreign country, now what? Before you sign a lease, make sure the following
security measures are addressed. Additional information included.
Change the locks. Once you rent a place you have no idea how many people have made a copy of the keys.
Look for hidden cameras. A radio, a motion sensor even a plant can hide a camera allowing your landlord to
spy on you. Yes, this does happen, keep your guard up at all times.
Buy a portable renters Alarm with Siren that can work in any country. A quad band alarm with SIM card can
travel with you from country to country. Double sided tape can be used if the landlord does not want any
holes drilled. Check sensors often and replace the batteries.
Make sure there is proper outdoor lighting, and that the bushes are trimmed around the outside.
Check all doors and windows to make sure they lock properly.
Be sure there is a working fire detector in most rooms.
Buy a door security bar for the doors if they swing in and do not have dead bolts.
Be careful of renting away from other homes, do not isolate yourself. Invent a room mate.
Check the neighborhood out first, trust your gut if the neighbors do not seem hospitable.
Pre-program your cell with Alto Al Crimens number.
Have your own small security camera that travels with you. Some cameras are small, the size of my pinky.
Travel in a group.
15. The Law in Panama
Today an underage person (18 and under) can not be held accountable for the crimes he/she commits.
As a result the hardened criminal is busy recruiting underage kids to commit crimes for them.
WHAT CAN WE DO TO CHANGE THE CRIME TREND? In Bocas Province the people would like to write a
Resolution to the Government in hopes to decrease crime in Panama. Some key points we can submit to the
government are as follows:
Education. Crime and education go hand in hand. Please help support higher education in Panama.
After School Programs. Adults are needed to help guide the youth on the correct path. Volunteers are needed
to help the kids while their parents work. Santa Lucia CC is a great location. SHS is willing to help.
Jobs. Career and technical training. New fields to create new jobs, like recycling and water quality.
Accountability. If a underage youth commits a crime he/she should be held accountable. There is only one
juvenile detention center in Panama. Perhaps community service work in their neighborhood would be a good
lesson for the youth that commits a crime.
Praise. Catch them being good. Please attend the local parades and local events. Support is noticeable and
will help the youth that are working hard to Do the Right Thing. We ask for volunteers to help all the
children and young adults of Panama. Feel free to help with this resolution or to sign it, on completion.
16. Crime and education go hand in hand.
There are many schools, both private and
public that could use some volunteers to
help with free or inexpensive after school
programs.
If a young adult is out of school at 2 pm and the parent
is working till 6 pm. There is plenty of opportunity for a
young adult to get involved with a criminal that
prays on youth.