Now is a good time to guess at what the criminal will be like in 2025 and start your training against it. Me, probably retired by then.
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Originally posted by Rooney View Post......
The criminals will be allowed to have any weapon of choice. If they shoot you and you don't die they can sue you and your family for negligent survival......Security: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)
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Originally posted by SecTrainer View Post....
The usual progression for the adoption of technologies such as those on the link you provide is:
military --> police --------(years go by)------------------------> security (if ever)
......Security: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)
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Like Trainer was saying we already have our replacements now. No need to wait until 2025. ROBOTS that will be impervious to all sorts of the woes we read and post here. No need to feed them, Never need a toilet break, Will be able to smell and hear a human 500 feet away. No need for weapons as they will be virtually indestructible and crush a perp on command from a remote operator 20 miles away. Their eyes will be high power video cameras. Optical and heat seeking. They can be located in any part of a site and not move until they detect something that they are programed to.(Smoke or Fire) In the winter they could be programed to remove snow and ice from all walkways prior to employees coming in. They could give access to cleaning crews or fire and law enforcement at the same time automatically sending Warning Warning Will Smith to the contact list. Once they are paid for the security company only will need to pay maintenance cost. Last but not least they won't post here because there won't be a here to post on unless they start a robot forum site to bitch about the lack of oil they get on their moving partsLast edited by Chucky; 12-08-2007, 02:18 PM.THE AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME FOR A 911 CALL IS FOUR MINUTES
THE AVERAGE RESPONSE TIME FOR A .357 MAGNUM ROUND IS 1400 FEET PER SECOND?
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Made in Detroit!
More Cameras, More key cards, better communications.
I really don't think security officers will look much different. More baseball caps, more bullet proof vests (they will get lighter and less expensive), built in communications and computer access (probably built right into the phone
or radio you carry and projecting onto your lenses.
The next big thing should probably be electronic sighting capability in the
guns we carry. Imagine being able to look at a target and get a sight pip when you draw your weapon and aim it at the target. Even be able to aim around corners with a camera attachment.
Still waiting to see how the military attempt to develop the phaser is going.
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Originally posted by Rooney View PostSecurity will patrol in old Vespa scooters that have governors that restrict the speed to 4 mph so you can't run anyone over or catch up with the criminal.
Of course all of this will begin when Hillary is president, continue after her 8 year reign, then progress under president Sharpton."Every betrayal begins with trust." - Brian Jacques
"I can't predict the future, but I know that it'll be very weird." - Anonymous
"There is nothing new under the sun." - Ecclesiastes 1:9
"History, with all its volumes vast, hath but one page." - Lord Byron
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Originally posted by Eric View PostNow is a good time to guess at what the criminal will be like in 2025 and start your training against it. Me, probably retired by then.
1. What different types of victims (e.g., convenience stores) will look like in 2025. Criminals adapt their methods and the tools they use to the characteristics and behaviors of their victims.
2. Changes in the public space: For instance, will there be new modes of public transportation? The advent of subways certainly presented criminals with lots of new opportunities.
3. Changes in demographics.
4. Changes in social attitudes and laws.
5. Advances in "unrelated" technologies...in quotes because there are no "unrelated" technologies, but we tend to pigeonhole some as being "irrelevant" to crime and security. How many of us (me included) have recently done a Google search on "new fabrics", or "new plastics", for instance? How many of us know anything about nanotechnology, which is already creating microscopic machines and computers? Lots of "nonsecurity" technological developments could impact our criminal, our victim or ourselves directly.
(Incidentally, on this last point, if anyone has some good Web sites that keep their eye on different technologies - and hopefully explain them in terms that even I can understand - please post them!)"Every betrayal begins with trust." - Brian Jacques
"I can't predict the future, but I know that it'll be very weird." - Anonymous
"There is nothing new under the sun." - Ecclesiastes 1:9
"History, with all its volumes vast, hath but one page." - Lord Byron
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There it is folks, the security uniform of the future...
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Originally posted by echo06 View PostOnce the N.A.U. is put into order we may all look the same....
kingsman, that uniform is just wrong on so many levels!"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give" - Winston Churchill
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Originally posted by Maelstrom View Postkingsman, that uniform is just wrong on so many levels!Last edited by SecTrainer; 12-12-2007, 12:08 PM."Every betrayal begins with trust." - Brian Jacques
"I can't predict the future, but I know that it'll be very weird." - Anonymous
"There is nothing new under the sun." - Ecclesiastes 1:9
"History, with all its volumes vast, hath but one page." - Lord Byron
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