SpyGearCo: Spy and Surveillance

According to a national survey, only drugs are a greater child safety concern among parents and grandparents than child kidnapping!

Despite the concern, more than one-third of respondents did not know that children are more likely to be kidnapped or abducted by someone they know than by someone they don’t. Parents seem to fear kidnapping more than anything else. Some say that excessive television news coverage of child abduction causes parents to have a fear that is overblown.

Parental child abductions are frightening – especially when the children are taken overseas. These cases are difficult to navigate as international laws come into play. Parents are seeing their worst fear on live TV and it terrifies them. The statistics released are also terrifying.

Kidnapping occurs whenever a person is taken or detained against his or her will, and includes hostage situations. Moreover, kidnapping is not limited to the acts of strangers but can be committed by friends, by romantic partners, and, as has been increasingly the case in recent years, by parents involved in acrimonious custody disputes. Kidnapping is actually a combination of two crimes. One is abduction, which involves taking a person from one place to another.

Parents involved in a custody dispute sometimes abduct their children. When one parent has ties to another country, the danger of international child abduction becomes more serious. Parents should also be aware of registered sex offenders in their neighborhood or near their child’s school. Links to sex offender registries nationwide can be found at www.LiveSecure.org .

But now we learn the child usually knows the kidnapper. Besides, to a child, a stranger quickly becomes an acquaintance once the child learns his name, he’s no longer a stranger. But by combining forces and seizing eagerly on opportunities for cooperation, we can do a great deal. But it is just as often that the dream of a happy family and the actual reality are at odds. In spite of the fact that material well-being has increased and technological advances have been made, the European picture of the family is overshadowed by a number of factors.

These days, children are being abducted more than in the past. NCMEC has handled more than 160,000 reports of child sexual exploitation through its congressionally mandated CyberTipline at www.cybertipline.com. For more information about NCMEC, call its toll-free, 24-hour hotline at 1-800-THE-LOST (1.800.843.5678) or visit www.missingkids.com. NCMEC is a non-profit system with federal affiliation; they work with the law enforcement divisions on your case. Most other “list your missing child here” websites are hosted by people who’ll contact you and promise to find your child in exchange for large amounts of money.

Check First – children should always check with parents and guardians before accepting gifts, rides or invitations from anyone, including friends, acquaintances and people they don’t know. Being with another person in public is safer and more fun. Check First – children should always check with parents and guardians before accepting gifts, rides or invitations from anyone, including friends, acquaintances and people they don’t know. Being with another person in public is safer and more fun.

Given that there are more criminals let out of prison to save costs, child abduction is rapidly increasing today than in all history, therefore now more important than ever is to have a child or youth wearing a GPS tracking device or at the very least have GPS Cell Phone Tracking as most young kids and teenagers nowadays carry a cell phone on them for communication.

The 2 best GPS Trackers especially designed in case of child kidnappings are shown below.

The S-911 GPS Bracelet provides real-time tracking via GPS, GSM or GPRS, has an emergency SOS button, a tamper alert if the watch is removed, works INSIDE buildings as well as OUTDOORS, and can be configured to send custom alerts based on location. Access the bracelet using your cell phone and it will give you it’s real location within a few meters. Put it on the wrist or ankle and will give you peace of mind in case the unthinkable happens. The S-911 Bracelet GPS Tracker is not recommended for small children to wear on the wrist, but can easily be attached to their ankle.

The S-911 Personal GPS Tracker is a portable GPS tracking device which can be used as an emergency cellular phone with speed dialing for two-way voice communication. It can silently call any emergency number in the world for immediate assistance. The emergency silent call feature also provides a digitized voice message which can report the time, date, speed, heading, and location of a person in distress. In an emergency it provides a cellular phone with speed dialing for two-way voice communication.

The S-911 Personal Tracker has a built-in high-sensitivity GPS receiver that can provide near-indoor and under bridge location capability where normal GPS is unable to do so.

The S-911 Personal GPS Tracker main goal is to help find missing children, reduce kidnapping, and provide help for critical situations where immediate assistance is a must. This portable device measures 100 x 45 x 25 mm and has a built-in Lithium Ion rechargeable battery.

CHILD KIDNAPPING IS A GLOBAL PROBLEM…
WATCH THIS VIDEO OF CAR BEING HIJACKING AND HOW THE
S-911 PERSONAL GPS LOCATOR WAS ABLE TO HELP LOCATE THE
HIJACKED CAR AND SAVE THE PARENTS CHILDREN!

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