Last week we reported on the story of Akian Chaifetz, a 10-year-old autistic boy whose teachers were caught bullying him via a hidden audio recorder. The story received nationwide attention — and so did the covert recording equipment that helped bring Akian’s tormentors to justice.
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Business Insider Tours BrickHouse Security
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We recently had Business Insider’s Kim Bhasin over for a photo tour of our corporate office and retail showroom. Kim grabbed some great shots of our products and spent a little time with our CEO Todd Morris and our marketing, tech and customer support people. Overall, we think he captured a nice slice of our [...]
Continue →Joyriding Parking Lot Owner Busted by BrickHouse Security GPS Tracker
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BrickHouse Security gear has helped investigators and private citizens bring a lot of bad guys to justice. Here’s a prime example: When you sail off on a vacation cruise and leave your car behind at a paid parking lot, you expect your ride to be in the same condition when you get back. Just make [...]
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Kathy’s Law Passed – Restraining Orders to be Strengthened with GPS Tracking San Diego’s state assembly committee has passed a bill that would place GPS tracking devices on domestic violence offenders. The bill is named for Kathy Scharbarth, who was strangled outside her home last year by an ex-boyfriend a few days after she obtained [...]
Continue →Study Finds That Hidden Cameras Make Safer Drivers
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Studies have shown that when cruising down a street with not a lot of other cars in sight, most drivers tend to feed their need for speed, even if they’re not in a particular hurry.
Continue →American Express Profiles BrickHouse CEO Todd Morris
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BrickHouse Security CEO Todd Morris uses the American Express card to keep his business running smoothly — and to reward his employees for outstanding customer service.
Continue →Major U.S. Carriers Team Up to Prevent Cell Phone Theft
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In a previous post, we wrote about thieves increasingly targeting smartphone owners — and the unwillingness of cell service providers to address the problem. We’re happy to report that the major carriers have finally agreed to do the right thing and are set to begin blacklisting stolen smartphones later this year. So what does this mean [...]
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