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发帖数: 11319 | 1 ”treat them like royalty"
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2014/09/15/NBC-Survive-
On September 8 NBC's Today show aired a segment on how to survive a home
invasion. That advice included cooperating with the invaders -- "treat them
like royalty" -- and telling them the location of everything they want in
the house.
Spoiler: The advice did not include acquiring a gun for the defense of one's
life, the lives of one's family, and one's property.
During the segment, correspondent Jeff Rossen spoke with former NYPD
detective and hostage negotiator William Zeins. Together, the two discussed
scenarios and what a homeowner should do if an invader targets his or her
home.
Zeins said you should "absolutely" tell the invaders where "the money" and "
the jewelry" are if they corner or capture you. He said you should ***"treat
them like royalty***... [Don't] lie to them."
He said you might avoid capture by keeping a can of "wasp spray" by your bed
with which to spray the invaders in the face. But he did not explain how "
wasp spray" beats an intruder armed with a shotgun or 9 mm handgun.
Zeins did say you might distract or frighten away the invader with horns and
flashing lights by pressing the panic button on your car alarm. | x****u
发帖数: 12955 | 2 "Zeins did say you might distract or frighten away the invader with horns
and flashing lights by pressing the panic button on your car alarm."
Maybe it will work if you can install something that simulate the sound of
police siren.
Best home defense is still Intrusion alarm, dog, reinforced safety room, and
shotgun. |
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