The Southern Crime Prevention Task Force is an independent task force of former Law Enforcement officers. The task force was created and developed by a retired law enforcement veteran. We provide Crime Prevention Seminars for Fortune 500 companies, large, small, businesses, schools, churches, civic groups as well as different types of associations. The task force also provides the seminars at conventions. Instructors for the task force travel throughout the southern regions of the United States to provide these valuable seminars, and also have the documentation to support this effort.

The Crime Prevention Seminars are designed to provide simple and basic defense strategies in the areas of personal, family, home, and automobile safety. Topics such as gang activity, prescription drugs and illegal drugs, armed robberies, home invasion robberies, burglaries, carjacking, sexual assaults, and rape are covered during the seminar. Some of the recent scams that are used by today's criminals are also covered, along with many other areas of concern.  The instructors use visual aids throughout the seminar when covering a particular topic, without resorting to any type of "scare tactic".

The purpose of the Crime Prevention Seminar is for people in attendance to become "pro-active" versus "re-active" in today's ever changing society.  Criminals today are more mobile and active than ever before, so we must all have a plan of action no matter where we work or live.  When police officers are called to the scene of a crime, in most cases the crime has already been committed and the perpetrator has fled the scene, therefore leaving the victim in an emotionally disturbed state.  The goal of our seminar is to prevent one person or family member from becoming a victim of crime. 

Learn how you can protect yourself and members of your family by simply attending the free Crime Prevention Seminar.  Please contact us to schedule one of the most educational and informative seminars that you will ever attend.  Everyday, one out of three people is a victim of a crime...

Don't become a statistic! Schedule a seminar today!

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