Just got some confidential information that I can't go into any further, but stay vigilant.
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Theme parks have long been on the DHS list of high target probability.Retail Security Consultant / Expert Witness
Co-Author - Effective Security Management 6th Edition
Contributor to Retail Crime, Security and Loss Prevention: An Encyclopedic Reference
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Originally posted by dannyr619 View PostJust got some confidential information that I can't go into any further, but stay vigilant.
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"Soft Targets" were and still are a neddlesome security issue. It is not surprising that theme parks and schools are receiving more scrutiny as security in general has been ratcheted up of late.
Headline grabbers such as today's Glasgow IAP terrorist attack followed on the heels of discovering two car bombs in London's Haymarket District will have us on edge and celebrations in terroristss camps.
I dread to think of school buses being blown up in coordinated attacks.
Enjoy the day,
Bill
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I got a shocker for you all! Petrochemical plants. Honest, they're looking at the petrochemical plants.
Folks, there are... thousands... if not hundreds of thousands of individual cells of multiple "terrorist organizations" out there. They're looking at everything.Some Kind of Commando Leader
"Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law
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Originally posted by Bill Warnock View PostHeadline grabbers such as today's Glasgow IAP terrorist attack followed on the heels of discovering two car bombs in London's Haymarket District will have us on edge and celebrations in terroristss camps.
The moment that the Glasgow incident broke we were on "high alert".
A few members of my crew were taken aback when I issued their orders as to how to proceed for the remainder of their shift.
The staff (non-security etc.) that were aware of the high alert were visibly uneasy with the possibility that this could have been a wide spread co-ordinated attack.
In a place that employs over 10 thousand people and sees 31 million people a year panic and fear can spread all too quickly.
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Originally posted by N. A. Corbier View PostI got a shocker for you all! Petrochemical plants. Honest, they're looking at the petrochemical plants.
Folks, there are... thousands... if not hundreds of thousands of individual cells of multiple "terrorist organizations" out there. They're looking at everything.
In my fifty plus years in security, I am amazed at the apparent laxity of providing security to high threat targets.
Enjoy the day,
Bill
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Originally posted by N. A. Corbier View PostI got a shocker for you all! Petrochemical plants. Honest, they're looking at the petrochemical plants.Security: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)
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Originally posted by Bill Warnock View Post...... He also included in the brief the notion of either airliners or smaller aircraft loaded with explosives flying into petrochemical plants especially those manufacturing toxic chemicals such as the equivalent of phosgene, COCL, used commercially in many applications. ......Enjoy the day,
BillSecurity: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)
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Originally posted by Mr. Security View PostBalloons and high-strung wires can be used to snag low flying aircraft near such plants. Establish a no-fly zone with plenty of visual warnings to prevent accidents by lost pilots.
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