Casualty Prevention

I've seen a lot of controversy around ballistic glass and its effectiveness. If you take a look at some of the photos below, rolling glass has taken multiple shots from 30.06, stood up just fine, and didn't even crack the backside glass. Now this is an EXTREME use case, these are built to protect a guy who has a significant place in the government ;) So what's the use case that happens most often? Almost every company, public entity, etc., is most concerned about protecting their people. In the security world, delaying an attacker is one of the most important things professionals try to make a reality. The reality is that Clear Armor's 15-minute delayed protection gives people a reasonable amount of time to escape and evade threats. As the most basic level of protection available and the most reasonably priced, you can add a layer of confusion to potential bad guys. Other use cases: bomb blasts, loss prevention, UV protection, Climate Control, Impact resistance, Rock chip mitigation, and many others. Our next demo is coming up on Feb 6th, 11 AM central. Send us a message, and we can get you on the demo. Jeffery G. Chuck FreibergMark J. Mills Kent Chivington Derek Kottke

The 20 most violent cities in America are confronting various issues stemming from socioeconomic disparities, pervasive gun violence, and challenging police-community relationships. To effectively address urban violence, a comprehensive strategy is needed that includes enhanced social services, strategic law enforcement tactics, and community involvement. The root causes of violence and applying evidence-based solutions, these cities can strive to build safer, more equitable environments for all their inhabitants with the active participation of their communities. List of the 20 Most Violent Cities in America: Birmingham, Alabama Violent Crime Rate: 1,682 per 100,000 people Memphis, Tennessee Violent Crime Rate: 1,406.6 per 100,000 people San Bernardino, California Violent Crime Rate: 1,318 per 100,000 people Pueblo, Colorado Violent Crime Rate: 993.2 per 100,000 people Albuquerque, New Mexico Violent Crime Rate: 968.6 per 100,000 people Orlando, Florida Violent Crime Rate: 863 per 100,000 people Little Rock, Arkansas Violent Crime Rate: 828.2 per 100,000 people Oakland, California Violent Crime Rate: 815 per 100,000 people Milwaukee, Wisconsin Violent Crime Rate: 697.1 per 100,000 people Kansas City, Missouri Violent Crime Rate: 578.4 per 100,000 people Detroit, Michigan Violent Crime Rate: 566.2 per 100,000 people Baltimore, Maryland Violent Crime Rate: 497.8 per 100,000 people St. Louis, Missouri Violent Crime Rate: 483.1 per 100,000 people Cleveland, Ohio Violent Crime Rate: 421.3 per 100,000 people Lansing, Michigan Violent Crime Rate: 419.3 per 100,000 people Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Violent Crime Rate: 344.2 per 100,000 people Minneapolis, Minnesota Violent Crime Rate: 323.1 per 100,000 people New Orleans, Louisiana Violent Crime Rate: 320.7 per 100,000 people Atlanta, Georgia Violent Crime Rate: 277.5 per 100,000 people Chicago, Illinois Violent Crime Rate: 252.8 per 100,000 people If you are looking for ways to make your community safer, we can help!

Failing to provide patrol officers with proper bulletproof gear poses several critical risks: - Increased Mortality and Injury Rates: Officers without suitable armor are more vulnerable to gunfire, leading to higher fatalities and serious injuries.   - Reduced Morale and Confidence: Lack of adequate protection can impact officers' confidence and mental health, affecting their performance in dangerous situations. - Higher Operational Costs: Medical expenses, disability pensions, and recruitment costs for injured or fallen officers can be significant. - Decreased Public Trust: Perceptions of inadequate protection can undermine community trust in law enforcement, reducing cooperation. - Legal Repercussions: Police departments may face lawsuits for negligence when officers are not adequately equipped, straining budgets. - Recruitment Challenges: Departments that provide better protective gear may attract more talent, leaving under-equipped forces at a disadvantage. - Impact on Tactics: Officers may adopt more cautious tactics, leading to slower response times and increased risks. - Reputation Issues: Incidents involving harmed officers due to inadequate protection can result in negative media coverage and public scrutiny. - Training Challenges: Lack of proper gear can hinder effective training and readiness for confrontations. - Long-term Health Effects: Non-lethal injuries can lead to chronic pain and psychological trauma, affecting officers' quality of life. Equipping patrol officers with advanced bulletproof technology enhances their safety and the overall effectiveness of law enforcement. We proudly distribute Tru Armor products, soon offering the lightweight, high-protection Level 3 NIJ vests, the lightest on the market, without the issues associated with ceramic plates. 😊 Casualty Prevention alex trudeau Dave Trudeau Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Derek Kottke Kent Chivington Mark J. Mills @

If your role is safety within your department you have a duty to protect those within your organization, let us help you protect what matters. We would love to set up a Virtual or In-Person live fire demonstration of our Patented DOT Certified Transferable Vehicle Armor, our Entry Prevention/Bullet Resistant laminate Film, bulletproof boards and glass!Please contact with your email and we can get your team in our next virtual live fire demonstration.

Sometimes the shit hits the fan; other times, it hits the glass. Learn how to protect your people and assets with Clear Armor. Join us on our next virtual live demo on Jan 9th. Grant writers will be available to help you secure the funding you need. Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Derek Kottke Kent Chivington Mark J. Mills Douglas Palmer Ben Labes

Enhancing School Safety with Clear Armor In an era where safety in educational environments is paramount, equipping school windows with Clear Armor can address everyday concerns and emergencies. Here are the top 10 use cases for adding Clear Armor to school windows: 1.      Preventing Vandalism: Shields against graffiti, scratches, and other forms of vandalism, preserving the integrity of windows. 2.      Reducing Break-Ins: Acts as a barrier to forced entry, deterring potential burglars. 3.      Weather Resistance: Protects against damage from hail, strong winds, or accidental impacts during sports activities. 4.      UV Protection: Reduces harmful UV rays, safeguarding students and staff from skin damage and fading furniture. 5.      Privacy Enhancement: Offers one-way visibility options for increased privacy without sacrificing natural light. 6.      Noise Reduction: Helps reduce exterior noise, creating a more conducive learning environment. 7.      Energy Efficiency: Improves insulation, potentially lowering HVAC costs by maintaining indoor temperatures. 8.      Emergency Preparedness: Clear Armor delays entry in active threat scenarios, giving more time for response and evacuation. 9.      Accidental Damage Control: Mitigates risks from balls or other play items that might otherwise break the glass. 10.  Aesthetic Preservation: Maintains the architectural beauty of school buildings by keeping windows clear and intact. By integrating Clear Armor into school windows, we enhance security and contribute to a safer, more serene learning environment. Let's make our schools a fortress of education and safety. #ClearArmor #SchoolSafety #BulletResistantGlass #SafetyFirst #EducationSecurity Clear Armor Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Derek Kottke Mark J. Mills Kent Chivington Douglas Palmer

Casualty Prevention is hosting Clear Armor Virtual Demo, Grant Writers, Private/ Public Sector today at 11 a.m. Central. If you cannot attend but would like someone to attend on your behalf, please let us know. Casualty Prevention Clear Armor Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Derek Kottke Douglas Palmer Kent Chivington Sandra Krager Elisa Mula Mark J. Mills Ben Labes

Are you facing the critical challenge of ensuring safety in environments prone to threats like theft, vandalism, or worse, gunfire? As guardians of public and employee safety, the fiduciary duty to protect is paramount. Imagine if your glass could not only prevent break-ins but also offer life-saving ballistic protection. With our technology, your glass becomes your armor—a silent guardian that stands between peace and peril. We're not just talking about security; we're talking about a revolution in safety. Our virtual demo on Thursday at 11 a.m. Central Time will showcase how we can transform your current installations into fortified barriers while maintaining the aesthetic integrity of your space. Join us to see how you can elevate your commitment to safety: Prevent Loss: Reduce theft and unauthorized access. Protect Lives: Offer unparalleled protection against ballistic threats. Preserve Aesthetics: Security that doesn't compromise on design. Don't miss this opportunity to redefine your security measures. Attend our demo and witness the future of protective architecture. #PublicSafety #SecuritySolutions #FiduciaryDuty #BallisticProtection #VirtualDemo Clear Armor Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Derek Kottke Kent Chivington

Many of us grew up hearing, “What, do you think I’m made of money?” When people grow up to be security professionals, they hear the same thing, “What, do you think I’m made of Money?” Since that is often truer than not, companies are forced to find money from within that doesn’t usually exist. Since Covid, many companies have seen a significant decline in cash flow. That means many projects get put on hold, reprioritized, or the status quo continues. Your plans to protect people do not have to be put on hold if you can find the proper grants. Safety is paramount in today's world. Here’s why it's essential to use all available grants for security products: Financial Efficiency: Grants allow us to bolster security without financial strain, redirecting savings to other public sector needs. Access to Advanced Technology: Funding from grants can equip the public sector with the latest security innovations. Building Community Trust: Utilizing grants demonstrates a commitment to safety, fostering confidence among the community and staff. Compliance with Standards: Grants help the public sector meet or exceed safety regulations effortlessly. Long-Term Investment: Security upgrades funded by grants provide lasting protection. Holistic Security Approach: Grants fund technology, training, and preparedness programs, which are crucial for proactive safety measures. Moral Imperative: We must use every resource for public safety. Action Steps: Research: Regularly look for new grant opportunities. Apply: Go for multiple grants to increase funding chances. Collaborate Partner with local bodies to maximize grant access. Accountability: Show how funds enhance safety and maintain community trust. Every grant you secure is a step towards a safer public. If this seems overwhelming, you need assistance, or you want to learn more, please join us at our next public safety demo. Depending on your needs, we will demonstrate laminated glass that reduces loss prevention and unauthorized entry or bulletproof glass. We will also demonstrate bulletproof armament for vehicles. We will have grant writers available to discuss your funding needs on December 5th, 11 a.m. Central. #SchoolSafety #Grants #EducationInvestment Jeffery G. Chuck Freiberg Mark J. Mills Derek Kottke Kent Chivington Dave Trudeau alex trudeau Clear Armor www.casualtyprevention.org

How does your company security plan secure access points? How do you protect your assets and employees? This brief presentation explains how we harden your access points and protect your employees. Here is an example from a customers security cameras. https://lnkd.in/gE_8FuMT If you would like to learn more, lets talk!