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Why you need Personal Protection
Ask most people about their personal protection these days and they all admit they don't feel as safe on the streets as they did twenty years ago. Not a day goes by without reports of gangs carrying guns with incidents of gun crime continuing to increase. Car jacking and robberies from occupied cars, using force, are also commonplace.
Add to that organised crime such as drugs and extortion also relying on weapon protection and the ever present threat of terrorism and it is easy to see why one day your personal protection could be at risk - you could simply be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Gun crime has become one of the fastest rising crimes resulting in serious and fatal injury in the UK and Europe with instances of gun crime becoming a daily occurrence.
Your personal protection also needs to be taken into consideration while at work, instances where guns are being used against police officers are also on the increase. Access to firearms since the expansion of the European Union is now at an all time high and gun crime has now spread to teenage gang culture with deaths and arrests increasing almost daily.
With the number of Eastern European countries joining the EEC set to increase, and recent reports suggesting that guns on UK and European streets are now also being smuggled out Iraq and Afghanistan it is certain that gun related instances can only increase to new and worrying levels.
US style gang culture is now prevalent in UK and European towns and cities, rival gangs are using guns to settle their differences, and more recently shootings outside their normal areas in broad day light are becoming more sporadic.UK and European police forces are experiencing more frequent use of guns to commit crimes such as robbery, burglary, extortion and car jacking.
Through evolution and very possibly within the next 3 years more police officers will be issued with Guns as standard, European countries with the exception on southern Ireland and the UK police are issued with guns as standard.
