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hey guys Justin with the modern Warrior Project

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today we’re going to talk a little bit

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about the 11 criteria that we use when

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we’re approaching a new location or evaluating an

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environment for how risky it is, you’re going

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to find that this stuff applies 

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to your daily life but more importantly if

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you’ve Incorporated it in your daily life it is a

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tool that you’ll have at your disposal when

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you’re in an unfamiliar location when you’re traveling

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for business or pleasure and you’ll find out

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eventually become still subconscious that you’re evaluating these

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criteria everywhere you go and that’s the idea

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is to makes the at the apart of

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your daily life and to do that you

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have to have the knowledge skills and experience

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so we’re going to start today with a

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little bit of that knowledge component

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how you doing Shane here and before we

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move into stalking on the specific criteria I

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do want to lay out something and it

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make sure that it’s clear each individual criteria

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that we tell you to look at is

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not necessarily a hard factory right or wrong

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with going to think of it is a

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skill and then when you put all of

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those together at the end you look at

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the collective picture of that particular establishment and

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that will help you to determine the level

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of danger that present and whether or not

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it’s acceptable to you and your own your

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own level of risk that you’re willing to

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take and accessibility when we look at a

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new location on access you’re considering who has

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access to that location is it a controlled

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entry point is it a public you know

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a gas station or is it a TSA

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checkpoint where you got to go through security

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so you looking at that I’m contemplating that

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the next thing you won’t consider is accessibility

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to it and this is where you’re considering

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your parking how close can I get to

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the location what are the ends and

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I’m getting into this particular facility and not

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a good or bad or they both have

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their advantages and disadvantages for instance on access

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it would seem that a controlled access point

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is more secure into finished does true however

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it also restricts your ability to quickly get

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out of there and likewise of Public Access

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where people can get in but more people

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can get out same thing with a Criminal

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they can get in and out real fast

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as well advantages and disadvantages to both mentioned

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specifically certain areas that are controlled access are

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going to limit the tools that I can

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bring with me and there’s a famous stand-up

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comic Chris Rock or talks about you might

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like going into a party that has a

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metal detector cuz you know no one else

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has guns in there but the guy standing

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outside waiting to bug you like to just

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as much cuz he knows you’re not coming

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out with a gun

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Lenox Right theory that we’re going to evaluate

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is the activity level of the location so

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you might think that area with no activity

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is safer and potentially that could be the

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case but the reality is that an area

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with no activity in an area with a

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lot of activity both present unique opportunities for

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an aggressor the more activity you have the

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greater the opportunity for them to get close

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to you before it’s notice so you don’t

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think anything of it when there’s a lot

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of people go in and out of the

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parking lot but if I’m a bad guy

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I can use that to my advantage and

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if there’s no activity the opportunity for me

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to act without a witness being present or

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somebody that you’re doing is also high but

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generally speaking a medium level of activity for

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whatever is normal at that location is going

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to be about the best you can hope

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for now we need to point out that

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this is all very much subjective and it’s

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a grayscale so there is nothing that is

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100% guaranteed to make you a grass store

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Target it and there’s also nothing that’s going

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to make you a hundred percent steak sauce

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go through these continue to understand that you

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got to weigh the cost and benefit of

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each

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phytophthora next evaluation criteria we’re going to look

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at communications capability which typically boils down to

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cell phone signal the intuitive reason for this

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is obviously if I have a bad cell

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signal as a bad guy I’m probably going

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to want to make my Approach in a

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location which more difficult for somebody to call

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for help for First Responders but that the

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secondary aspect of that is if a location

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doesn’t have enough of a population to support

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having a good communication signal a strong tower

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nearby it probably has very long delays and

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first-responder capability as well because you’re most likely

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going to saturate from a commercial standpoint a

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location with a very expensive tower that it’s

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beneficial to have a lot of customers that

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are you want to make him happy you

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you want that sell signal to be strong

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there because there’s a big population base the

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same as going to be true for a

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police department employee disabilities that don’t have a

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lot of money kind of blanket their entire

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jurisdiction they’re going to focus on the areas

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that have the higher concentration of people so

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that’s why we also strongly encouraged the use

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of commune

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Jason and cell signal as an indicator of

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how risky a location might be

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cleanliness of the facility itself as long as

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well as the surrounding area is it a

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fact is that if if a place look

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up cap in the area rounded up GIF

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but it probably has a lower crime rates

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going to go to the broken windows Theory

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which says that visible crime is not taking

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care of perpetuates itself so if you got

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a broken window it doesn’t get repaired then

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before you know if I’m going to break

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the next window and keep on going to

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actually experience to study if you want to

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read it so awesomely if it looks like

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trash on the outside and it’s probably not

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the safest place it’s kind of Common Sense

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the next element that we really want you

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to pay attention to His function what is

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the specific purpose of the location you’re going

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to some locations are going to be inherently

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valuable Bank check cashing locations really anywhere that

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keeps the large amount of cash on hand

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and then given time is going to be

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inherently more valuable then there’s the value that

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comes with maybe social or political point of

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if you remember back a few years ago

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there was several several different shootings that took

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place at Recruiting Station as well as on

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military installations so the value or function of

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that particular establishment made it more worth targeting

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for an individual so having a clear understanding

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of why the place we’re going actually exist

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will help you evaluate how risky it is

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how valuable that location is for the individuals

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that frequent tip

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okay another thing you want to consider our

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hazards and now we’re talkin about outside of

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people now we’re looking at the environmental hazards

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that are around what kind of things could

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impact you getting out of that area fast

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what what are things that could pose challenges

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such as traffic like that behind me it

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would it’s a busy intersection so that could

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be a potential Hazard if I’m trying to

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move out of that area real quick and

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that’s one thing you want to consider all

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the potential hazards in the respective area that

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you going to be busy

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the next we’re going to take a look

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at Redstone and the transitional spaces red zones

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are going to be nothing more than a

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blind spot this is any area in your

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environment that you cannot visually see from where

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you currently are obviously a red zones going

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to give an aggressor an opportunity to get

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close to or take you by surprise so

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you want to evaluate one of those exist

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between where you are and where you’re trying

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to go and next is Transitional spaces as

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you’ve gathered in a parking lot right now

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transitional space is going to be any location

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that joins together two or more environment and

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by their very nature they are Prime 4

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aggressors they allow an opportunity for the wrestler

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get closer to you they allow an aggressor

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to act quickly with the prize kind of

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similar to Red Zone and they allow an

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opportunity for the aggressor to get away quickly

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so as you’re evaluating transitional spaces such as

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getting from inside your car outside of your

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car into or out of a bill

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an elevator a stairwell it’s important to understand

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what wrist they post and minimize your time

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in a transitional space so we’re going to

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want to just visually clear those don’t walk

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right up on them and the transitional spaces

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are impossible to avoid so we’re going to

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minimize our time and there were going to

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maximize our situational awareness while we’re in this

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environment

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text of people we’ve already specifically address the

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activity level that’s kind of what’s going on

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in the area but now we’re going to

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look specifically at and scrutinize the individuals present

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in the environment or are they behaving signs

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consistent with known criminal activity are the loitering

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are there large groups are they staring at

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you are they had to avoid eye contact

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are they walking to intercept you are they

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gathering around the entrance of a location so

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this is specifically one of the people in

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the environment doing and what type of risk

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do you think they present you with

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we want to consider his reputation reputation of

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the establishment itself as well as consider if

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you know the reputation of the particular areas

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in a high-crime area is the establishment itself

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known for fights a good examples of bar

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in a bar that is known to be

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Rowdy and there’s a fight there every weekend

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obviously that’s something to consider compare that to

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say a mattress store not a whole lot

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of crime you generally here in about in

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mattress stores you want to consider the social

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the social and political climate at the time

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as well you know if there’s a particular

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Hot Topic that’s breaking the news whatever it

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might be then in that establishment aligns with

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that topic then you should consider that when

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you considering the reputation in the possible risk

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factors involved in that one of the things

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that we talked about is targeted for affiliation

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we spoke a little bit earlier about the

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times when the recruiting Depot’s were shot up

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so you may be doing everything right and

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you just may be affiliated with something that

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present value to an aggressor and those locations

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exchange talking about if they’re in the news

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and they are drawing a lot of social

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IR or political liar you might very well

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become a victim of something through no fault

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of your own so understanding the reputation in

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the current climate is critical

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by the last two elements that we’re going

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to talk about first secure it makes sense

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that an area that has a dedicated guard

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course even if they’re not an armed guard

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course they might not be trained or prepare

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to come to your Aid specifically but they’re

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going to begin the response a lot sooner

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and they might notice something and report it

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security cameras it’s important to know where those

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are in understand that there is a significant

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difference between an active security system like one

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you’re going to find in a casino where

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if you start acting a fool somebody who

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is a train surveillance officer of sitting there

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watching the camera and waiting to react is

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going to put in Action a response plan

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versus a passive security system like you’re going

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to find really most anywhere else than that’s

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going to be like your home security system

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we’re okay something has gone wrong now they’re

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going to go back and look at the

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tape so obviously the more secure an area

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is the less vulnerable you are on it

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on any given day

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and lastly we’re going to talk about how

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well did a location is if you frequent

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location during the day the time of day

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can greatly changed your assessment so in an

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area like this where you can kind of

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see multiple lights light post around we get

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a pretty good feeling that it’s going to

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be well lit at night as well enough

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to go back to Red Zone but having

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an understanding of how well it an area

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is going to help you decide whether you

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want to bring a big flash light or

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you’re okay getting away with a little flashlight

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so those are the 11 criteria that we

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talked about in PS3 and a little bit

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of how they apply the urban lab really

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flush us out and we talked about all

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this criteria in person and in actual of

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environment so if you’re interested check us out

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like Cheryl follow subscribe and share our earlier

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cuz this is all a scale Purity some

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really bad areas where they have to curity

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driving around just for that reason so Security

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in itself

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is on the Philly was a good thing

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it’s just one of these things it’s part

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of a overall holistic approach you look at

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when you’re considering this establishment and all that

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scale be kind of figure out where this

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place fits and how how concerned I need

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to be as far as visiting in freaking

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it makes more sense than me staying Cheryl

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and at the end of the day we

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just want to make sure that we’re passing

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all the Dollar Tree have self check us

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out modern Warrior Project. Com I’m just in

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this is Shane we look forward to working

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with all you guys and talk to you soon

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