Iron Man Protection Blog

The Harris County Attorney’s Office issued a press release warning business plaza owners to clean up their act early this month. The warning states that business plaza owners may be held responsible for the presence of criminal activities in their properties. 

To show the City's dedication to this initiative, owners of a plaza at Southwest Houston and Bissonnet has been served with a lawsuit as an example to other business plaza owners faced with the same problem in their properties. This particular plaza is notorious for a number of reported criminal activities like: assault, prostitution, human trafficking and even the failure to secure proper store licenses. The City of Houston is holding business plaza owners responsible for upholding the integrity of their properties and battling criminal activities like these.

If you're aiming to rid your business plaza of criminal elements in lieu of the initiative, but don't quite know where to start, here are five tips to help you:

The silver screen is one of America's most cherished past time. Be it a first date, friendly outings or quality time with the family, everyone loves to visit their local theaters for entertainment and fun. 

The recent spike in mass shootings like the the 2012 movie theater shooting in Aurora has changed the once wholesome carefree movie night experience into a potentially worrying activity. Just a couple of weeks ago, a man was mercilessly gunned down by a fellow moviegoer for texting inside a theater in Florida. Random instance of violence like these, are becoming a serious concern for avid movie fans. 

Lately, many of us find ourselves weary around public places, especially in the pitch black rooms of the movie theater. While it is always a good idea to be cautious and vigilant in public places, feeling insecure in the movie theater can really take away the thrill and excitement of watching a much anticipated movies.

Here are a few tips for movie operators as well as moviegoers to keep a little piece of mind in the movie theater. While none of us can predict when and where violence will strike, we can all actively take part to keep the theater safer. 

There is no better wake up call for Houston storeowners than that of a heist worthy of front-page headlines.

Since the beginning of time, robbers have stunned towns with their master-thievery and it’s a matter of fact that at some point they’re bound to strike again.

Don’t let your store be their next target. Learn from some of the worst Houston store heists to best prepare against a similar fate.