Executive Protection for Dads | Secret Service & Private Security Tips

What can men do when they’re out with their family to better protect those they love? We chat with Centurion Defense Solutions, who specializes in Executive Protection, about what they learned from their time in personal security details and the Secret Service that they use everyday with their families.

[puma]

From 34 years as Leo in major city. 1. Never go out after 9 pm, if you can help it. 2 never go to gas station/ convenience store at night. 3. Don't get involved when you have your family with you. They come first. 4. Disengage if at all possible. 5. Dont let your ego drag you into conflicts. 6. Lock your doors. The over wellming majority of violent crime happens at night. Family first. Now a days you will probably have multiple assailants.

[stevenbartoszewski]

"I'm not raising victims I'm raising protectors." I like that

[asphal.t]

The doomsday stuff is cool, but really enjoy more grounded and realistic approaches to security and preparedness. Thanks guys

[cmcwilliams]

Finally a video other than CQB, EDC, gadgets, gear and room clearing. As a Former LEO and now working EP this is a great video for the common man with no LEO and EP experience, as well as a refresher for guys with experience. Knowledge is power. Appreciate this video guys. Clear concise and simple explanation. Job well done.

[formam]

My daughter is 7 weeks old, thank you good sir for your timing

[ianhunter]

This.
This is the kind of Dirty Civilian content I want more of.

[jfilm]

Amazing how being a father awakens the beast within 😊

[RP-ksly]

Thanks for hosting these to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a stuff.

[OneLowPony]

I needed this video more than you know! Father of 3 and in the military! Thank you for all you do!

[Jkp]

Adding blind-spot mirrors onto your side mirrors is a must both for general safety and situational awareness.

[patrickavondale]

Woke up before the wife and kids to organize my shop… proceeded to enjoy the most majestic morning of education with my coffee. Can’t thank you guys enough. Jammed packed with pearls.

[Goldenwithaleash]

As a father of 2 young kids, I thank you for making this video.

[EliteDiesel]

Both the dads we need and want in the community!!!!

[OdyseeEnjoyer]

This kinda content is priceless to me. The place where I live is quite chill and full of good people, but this grounded and algorithmic approach to family protection is always a plus.

Thanks a lot.

[FITFO]

Crazy coincidence this video gets published mere moments after my wife FaceTimes me at Drill sergeant academy. Telling me she’s pregnant with our first kid. 😅

[j.m.]

This was PHENOMENAL. No drama, nothing unrealistic. Real world advice. Thank you!

[realpropertymangement]

25+ years in USG dignitary protection & ultra high net worth protection. You live and die by the quality, throughness, and detail of your advance! The advance encompasses EVERYTHING (as well as a multitude of potentials) that will be encountered from residence/office/school/hotel departure to the return or arrival at an alternative final destination.

Good read for the lay person...
"Gift of Fear" by Gavin de Becker

[jmdff]

Dad of 3 here.. I have made SA a game for the kids. When I say "security detail" The boys start counting the people they see. Next they locate the back door. Who ever counts the most wins. 3rd they never stray or play away. Lastly, Both parents should have a set of keys. If one of you is involved with an incident....and the other is trying to evacuate the kids, it is a bit awkward to stop and ask for the keys.

[christisking]

I park where there are no other vehicles around. If you park surrounded by other vehicles it gives the opportunity for someone to pull behind you and block you in. It also gives you more time, it’s more obvious if someone is following you to the back of the parking lot where there are no other vehicles. This had bought me time before against beggars and homeless.

[joeyFTP]

As a young first time father to be this topic has been on my mind since i first heard the news, great video! forsure looking forward to more family oriented content.