LOS ANGELES, March 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- "It is difficult to understand why the Des Moines Register would publish an interactive map that identifies names and locations of schools in which our children are most vulnerable to potential attack. However, we must findin their lapse of good judgment, and in our anger, a positive dialogue. Use this national outrage to recognize that each of us isresponsible for securing ourselves, our loved ones and our communities. We cannot rely on journalists to 'discover' that security and safety is lacking for our children. We must rely on ourselves. Ask your teacher, your principal, your school superintendent and your community leaders how safe they believe their school is. Go look for yourself and unite with other parents to effectuate the proper changes. Neither the schools nor the journalists are the enemy. Assumption and relying on someone else to ask the tough questions is."
Charles Segars is a safety and security expert with OPSEC ALLIANCE PARTNERS, a leading edge, global security firm specializing in securing at-risk people, places andevents. www.opsecalliancepartners.com
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