Jewelry Crime Gang Suspects Arrested

As a person well trained in self defense from a physical standpoint but also proficient in the use of a variety of weapons, I can say from my experience that \"being aware of one\'\'s surroundings\" is a ridiculously naive way of looking at this. When I got hit, the FBI said that that is ineffective these days when someone can put a GPS transmitter on your vehicle when you are at the mall of something, and track you from so far away that you couldn\'\'t possibly know. Additionally, there are ways for them to track you on your GPS enabled cell phone EVEN IF IT\'\'S NOT ON. These people have gone to school for this and you should expect them to be as good at their jobs as you are at yours. The eyewitness in my case said the thieves had my tires slashed, windows broken out and were speeding away with my merchandise in less than 5 seconds. One salesperson I knew had stopped to use the rest room at a convenience store and was out of her car for just a moment when the guy in the car beside her didn\'\'t like the looks of the van with 4 Columbians in it, called 911, and as the thieves were leaving the plaza with the salesman\'\'s merchandise the police were pulling in. The police pursued the van which pulled over two miles down the road without ever leaving the officer\'\'s sight. There was no jewelry in the van. Just 4 felons from Columbia. Magic. These people are professionals and WILL get you if it\'\'s your turn to get ripped off. Yes, be careful, but don\'\'t simlify it in terms of watching your rear-view mirror and staying out of bad neighborhoods.

As a person well trained in self defense from a physical standpoint but also proficient in the use of a variety of weapons, I can say from my experience that "being aware of one''s surroundings" is a ridiculously naive way of looking at this. When I got hit, the FBI said that that is ineffective these days when someone can put a GPS transmitter on your vehicle when you are at the mall of something, and track you from so far away that you couldn''t possibly know. Additionally, there are ways for them to track you on your GPS enabled cell phone EVEN IF IT''S NOT ON. These people have gone to school for this and you should expect them to be as good at their jobs as you are at yours. The eyewitness in my case said the thieves had my tires slashed, windows broken out and were speeding away with my merchandise in less than 5 seconds. One salesperson I knew had stopped to use the rest room at a convenience store and was out of her car for just a moment when the guy in the car beside her didn''t like the looks of the van with 4 Columbians in it, called 911, and as the thieves were leaving the plaza with the salesman''s merchandise the police were pulling in. The police pursued the van which pulled over two miles down the road without ever leaving the officer''s sight. There was no jewelry in the van. Just 4 felons from Columbia. Magic. These people are professionals and WILL get you if it''s your turn to get ripped off. Yes, be careful, but don''t simlify it in terms of watching your rear-view mirror and staying out of bad neighborhoods.

As a person well trained in self defense from a physical standpoint but also proficient in the use of a variety of weapons, I can say from my experience that \"being aware of one\'\'s surroundings\" is a ridiculously naive way of looking at this. When I got hit, the FBI said that that is ineffective these days when someone can put a GPS transmitter on your vehicle when you are at the mall of something, and track you from so far away that you couldn\'\'t possibly know. Additionally, there are ways for them to track you on your GPS enabled cell phone EVEN IF IT\'\'S NOT ON. These people have gone to school for this and you should expect them to be as good at their jobs as you are at yours. The eyewitness in my case said the thieves had my tires slashed, windows broken out and were speeding away with my merchandise in less than 5 seconds. One salesperson I knew had stopped to use the rest room at a convenience store and was out of her car for just a moment when the guy in the car beside her didn\'\'t like the looks of the van with 4 Columbians in it, called 911, and as the thieves were leaving the plaza with the salesman\'\'s merchandise the police were pulling in. The police pursued the van which pulled over two miles down the road without ever leaving the officer\'\'s sight. There was no jewelry in the van. Just 4 felons from Columbia. Magic. These people are professionals and WILL get you if it\'\'s your turn to get ripped off. Yes, be careful, but don\'\'t simlify it in terms of watching your rear-view mirror and staying out of bad neighborhoods.

As a person well trained in self defense from a physical standpoint but also proficient in the use of a variety of weapons, I can say from my experience that "being aware of one''s surroundings" is a ridiculously naive way of looking at this. When I got hit, the FBI said that that is ineffective these days when someone can put a GPS transmitter on your vehicle when you are at the mall of something, and track you from so far away that you couldn''t possibly know. Additionally, there are ways for them to track you on your GPS enabled cell phone EVEN IF IT''S NOT ON. These people have gone to school for this and you should expect them to be as good at their jobs as you are at yours. The eyewitness in my case said the thieves had my tires slashed, windows broken out and were speeding away with my merchandise in less than 5 seconds. One salesperson I knew had stopped to use the rest room at a convenience store and was out of her car for just a moment when the guy in the car beside her didn''t like the looks of the van with 4 Columbians in it, called 911, and as the thieves were leaving the plaza with the salesman''s merchandise the police were pulling in. The police pursued the van which pulled over two miles down the road without ever leaving the officer''s sight. There was no jewelry in the van. Just 4 felons from Columbia. Magic. These people are professionals and WILL get you if it''s your turn to get ripped off. Yes, be careful, but don''t simlify it in terms of watching your rear-view mirror and staying out of bad neighborhoods.

It is a fact that everyone and anyone even remotely involved in the jewelry business really should learn about self defense. Attention should be especially maintained about being diligent regarding one\'s environment at all times. Many dangerous situations can be avoided by just not allowing oneself to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many times the victims of this sort of crime have been being followed for some time, and unaware of it, before the perpetrators struck.

It is a fact that everyone and anyone even remotely involved in the jewelry business really should learn about self defense. Attention should be especially maintained about being diligent regarding one's environment at all times. Many dangerous situations can be avoided by just not allowing oneself to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many times the victims of this sort of crime have been being followed for some time, and unaware of it, before the perpetrators struck.

It is a fact that everyone and anyone even remotely involved in the jewelry business really should learn about self defense. Attention should be especially maintained about being diligent regarding one\'s environment at all times. Many dangerous situations can be avoided by just not allowing oneself to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many times the victims of this sort of crime have been being followed for some time, and unaware of it, before the perpetrators struck.

It is a fact that everyone and anyone even remotely involved in the jewelry business really should learn about self defense. Attention should be especially maintained about being diligent regarding one's environment at all times. Many dangerous situations can be avoided by just not allowing oneself to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many times the victims of this sort of crime have been being followed for some time, and unaware of it, before the perpetrators struck.