LionHeart Protection Strategies: Recent Episodes
Tim Miller
Helping people stay SAFE in a dangerous world! #Marine Veteran# #Police Officer#Secret Service Agent committed to helping others prepare for the storm!
De-escalation: Mastery in Crisis | Mental Preparedness, Dialogue Power, and Tactical Control Ep 57
Crisis Preparation with a Real Life Action Hero! | LionHeart Protection Strategies EP 55
MALL SHOOTER: It's Getting Crazy, You Need To Have a Security Plan For Your Family | ATF Ep 18
Are You Safe in the Parking Lot? Things You Better Know! | After The Fight Ep 16
Are You Safe in the Parking Lot? Things You Better Know! | After The Fight Ep 16More Info: https://lionheartsecurityteam.com/This comes to us from Houston, Texas.So let me ask you this, do you have measures to observe the street? Do you have cameras? Do you have motion sensors that can alert you quickly if if somebody's running down your driveway? Do you have lighting at night? Lighting is a big issue to deter and again that should be motion activated where if somebody's moving it's going to you know notify you so you can respond. And then also are you backing into your driveway, paying attention cautiously to anything that could be coming towards you because the worst scenario would be for you not to be able to respond to a sudden attack like this one. So folks I hope this is helpful again. Your home security is a really big issue and I hope and pray that these tips are helpful for you to feel safer in your home. And that's the goal. WeWe want everybody to not be afraid, but to feel safer. We'll do more on home security and other things in the days ahead. But I hope and pray that these tips are helpful. And I hope at the end of the day that you're staying safe. And may God bless you and your family in this difficult season in our country. We'll see you next time. And I hope that you're safe. And I hope that you're safe. And I hope that you're safe. And I hope that you're safe. And I hope that you're safe.
Girl Trapped in Elevator Fights Attacker. Being Safe in Tight Spaces | After The Fight Ep15
Girl Trapped in an Elevator Fights Back. Being Safe in Tight Spaces | After The Fight Ep1Tim Miller (00:01.350)Trapped in an elevator with someone who clearly wants to hurt you. Do you know what to do?Tim Miller (00:18.090)Folks, the setup for this is pretty clear. A lady on an elevator she's doing her thing. She's distracted by her phone. The guy makes a pass at her. She obviously has had some level of training, but watch what she does. She puts her phone away and begins her plan. Now watch this carefully. Strikes with the purse, and follows up with a kick to the groin.Tim Miller (00:48.070)Folks, this is textbook right here. It doesn't get any better except for one question. What was she doing on the elevator, distracted with someone that she didn't know? You see, this could have played out very differently. And what I wanna talk to you about todayTim Miller (03:18.210)So four questions I would throw at you to consider. Okay, and remember, we do this channel for one reason. Times are changing, and I want good people prepared with the best training available. That's why we do what we do. Four questions to ask yourself. #1 Number One. If you're in a confined space and you're with someone else, do you feel safe? are you comfortable with that person?#2 Number Two. Maintain a tactical advantage wherever you are. #3 Number Three, do you have a regular ongoing security plan in case you get into a confrontation? De-escalation is important, but what about martial arts skills? #4 Number Four. Have you trained and prepared way prior to the incident for the incident?
Mob Violence (CHICAGO): How to survive a MOB encounter | After The Fight EP14
https://youtu.be/y3x8nMKKoDQ
Takeaways:Hey folks, so you and your family are gonna go downtown and grab a meal, maybe see the theater. You basically are expecting an uneventful night except for this night, there's chaos in the city. What do you do to stay alive?Folks, I don't know how to describe it any more clearly than to say our nation is in a freefall.This is something I've been in a very, very violent protest situation. And I will tell you it is horrifying.I can't imagine what the tourists and the average people driving through Chicago last night went through as in groups of kids were systematically beginning to assault vehicles. There are reports that people were pulled out of cars and beaten.And so the question is, what do we do with this? Well, I got to tell you, this is uncharted territory in this country. Certainly, violent demonstrations have occurred, but normally they're pre-planned. But what do you do if you just happen to get caught up into mob violence? Well, I'm going to tell you that there are basically three things that all of us must recognize as important if we're going to save our families and save others' livesWe're firstly, we're gonna, first thing is we're gonna observe. We're gonna be alert, kind of like on the other attack model. We're gonna be alert and paying attention. We're gonna be looking at people's body language and behavior. We're gonna be situationally aware. Then we're also going to be evaluating our options. And folks, the more you train that mind, the more, hey, what would I do if, under normal circumstances, the more emergency files you're creating, and you will have them when you need them. And then finally, we're gonna evacuate. Remember, if possible, we're gonna 180. If not possible, we're gonna do a 90-degree. But the key is we're gonna get away from that crowd. We don't want anything to do with it. Bad things happen, as you saw in the video. Because folks, here's the reality and I'm gonna end with this. It's not just...in Chicago that things are happening this week. This happened.The days of not having your own plan are gone. So I hope and pray that things go well for you. Until next time, stay safe out there.
After The Fight Ep13 | Nashville School Shooting: Is Your School Safe?
https://youtu.be/OkUzCIdDRes
BULLYING: Mental Health Expert weighs in on how to help your kids! EP10
https://drtsang.org/
Dr. Alexandra Tsang is a licensed clinical psychologist with a specialization in forensic psychology. She serves as the Director and Chief Psychologist at a Chicago-based governmental organization and holds a forensic private practice. In her 23 years of forensic psychology work, she has conducted fitness to stand trial assessments, sanity evaluations, custody evaluations, Miranda Warnings, sex offender evaluations, sexually violent predator evaluations, violence risk assessments, school shooting threat assessments and juvenile transfer evaluations.
https://youtu.be/A5oSXmVNrUE
On this episode, we join Scott Myers, Police Captain, Coral Springs Police Department. and creator of the Scott Lock. We talk about his personal experience on the Parkland Massacre, how YOU can react, and what to expect when the police show up in an event like this.
Episode 7: Tragedy in Memphis: It's WAY Worse than you Think!! With guest speaker Michael Paul Pellegrini. Tim Miller is a Federal Use of Force Instructor and Former Secret Service Agent.
Attack! Are You Ready? - Homeless Man Arrested For Queens incident | After The Fight EP2 After The Fight is a segment of the Real Security Podcast where we study real armed or dangerous conflict and how you can be ready to deal with it when it comes to you. In this episode, we analyze a horrible attack by a violent man in queens.
Simulation provided by @MILORange More info: https://www.faac.com/milo/ After The Fight is a unique production of the Real Security Podcast, we will talk about real-life experiences that will test our reactions and allow us to analyze the best possible outcomes and what to do after a dangerous situation. Tim Miller is a Federal Use of Force Expert & Former Secret Service Agent
After The Fight is a unique production of the Real Security Podcast, we will talk about real-life experiences that will test our reactions and allow us to analyze the best possible outcomes and what to do after a dangerous situation. Tim Miller is a Federal Use of Force Expert & Former Secret Service Agent