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Attempted Breaking and Entering on Construction Site

Posted on May 22nd, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Job Sites

Attempted Breaking and Entering on Construction Site Just before 8:00 pm, SentriForce surveillance monitoring center personnel detected 2 individuals trespassing on a construction property during…

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Isn’t it past your bedtime? - Kids trespassing construction property.

Posted on May 19th, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Job Sites, Property Damage

A couple of juveniles were detected at our Central Station entering a construction property after midnight. A SentriForce central station operator responded to the activity…

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A suspect randomly walks into a client’s construction project

Posted on April 27th, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Property Damage, Videos

Our Central Station engages the suspect with audible sirens and local law enforcement was dispatched. What was the suspect’s intentions? It does not matter. A…

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Unauthorized vehicle enters a construction site to conduct illicit activity.

Posted on April 20th, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Job Sites, Videos

An unauthorized vehicle decided to utilize a construction site parking area to conduct illicit activity. Audible alarms were engaged but the vehicle remained onsite. Ignoring…

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Another Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principle for an active construction site.

Posted on April 16th, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Community Resources, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Gate Damage, Job Sites

CPTED principles are based on anticipating the thought processes of a potential threat or offender and creating an environment that discourages follow-through. CPTED has the…

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Can you use the principles and concepts of Crime Prevention

Posted on April 14th, 2020 By SentriForce Staff In Cameras, Community Resources, Construction, Construction Site Security, Criminal Activity, Job Sites

Absolutely. A construction site, with the leadership of the General Contractor (GC) can help reduce the opportunity for asset loss and help mitigate risk on…

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Attempted Breaking and Entering on Construction Site

Isn’t it past your bedtime? - Kids trespassing construction property.

A suspect randomly walks into a client’s construction project

Unauthorized vehicle enters a construction site to conduct illicit activity.

Another Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principle for an active construction site.

Can you use the principles and concepts of Crime Prevention

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