Have you considered security?
ACT Protective Services LLC is experienced in armed school protection.
- We are currently on our second year providing armed security for a K-8 school in NH. We are proud to be the first privately owned security firm providing these services.
- We offer consultation, training, unarmed and armed guards.
- We work with the "ALICE " system as well as the Homeland Security system "Evacuate, Hide, ACT".
- Scott Jenkins is a "Certified Active Shooter Response Instructor" completing a 40-hour course at SigSauer Academy, July 2014.
- Sandy and Scott Jenkins completed a 2 day "Certified Response to Active Shooter" course at SigSauer Academy, May 2024.
- Sandy and Scott Jenkins have completed a 4 hour "Stop The Bleed Course", December 2024.
Sandy and Scott Jenkins have completed a 40-hour course at Critical Defense Insitute, December 2024. The course included "Defensive Tactics, Weapon Retention, Tactical Medicine and Force on Force Scenario Based Training".
We have protected all aspects of high value asset, but nothing as valuable as your children and congregation.
We would welcome the opportunity to discuss this further with you.
Proudly ACTing on our client’s behalf since 2013
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Student arrested for allegedly planning school shooting, 'set world record for kills'
Posted on AllSides April 19th, 2024
Montgomery County police have charged an 18-year-old trans-identified high school student in connection with plans to commit a school shooting. Authorities discovered a 129-page document that detailed her plans to carry out the shooting at a high school and elementary school, stating that “little kids make easier targets.” The writings belong to Andrea Ye of Rockville, Maryland, a student who identifies as a boy and goes by the name Alex. On Wednesday, the Montgomery County Police Department arrested the teenager following a joint investigation between the police and the FBI...
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