After more than a decade in law enforcement, Scott continues to see patterns repeat over and over; homes with expensive alarm systems still falling victim to property crimes, doors unlocked, cameras installed too high, dark corners, delayed response times.

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Scott took the initiative to make an impact in the community to close this gap by helping homeowners see their property through a real-world security lens and make smarter decisions before something happens.

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Now its important to know, in May 2025, the Mohrmann family expericened something that changed the way they looked at home security.

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The families vehicle was stolen directly from their driveway; quietly, quickly, and without triggering an alarm. No broken glass. No warning. No immediate response.

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As a seasoned law enforcement professional, Scott has responded to countless thefts no different than this. However, experiencing it firsthand made something clear, many homeowners believe they are protected, when in reality, they are vulnerable in ways they don't even see.

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That moment forced the Mohrmann's to reevaluate-not just their home but residential security as a whole.

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Most systems rely on delayed responses. Most installations focus on equipment, not behavior, visibility, or access. And most importantly, most homeowners are never shown how their property looks from the perspective of someone intent on taking advantage of it.

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