Global Secure

I just published “The Five C’s for Safer Travel” medium.com/p/the-five-cs-…

Drink spiking is rampant.

@ZENAPRCHAMP Not the outcome they wanted. I wish it were.

@glosecresources I can’t even talk about it

@ZENAPRCHAMP @crimeunmasked @BettyByTheOcean Thanks for the introduction, Zena! We can do more to keep travelers safer as they explore the world, and it all starts with a safety conversation. Let's chat.

@crimeunmasked @BettyByTheOcean Also meet my friend she has safety book and more for Travel and college student @glosecresources 🙏

🔥 So if we're going with he just wandered off and fell off of some jagged rocks into the sea, how is it that someone was carrying his phone around? Where was the person he left with when this happened and why did they suspect foul play yesterday? 🤔 #JimmyGracey

We have to do more to stay safe when traveling.

@OutnumberedFNC @KennedyNation Devastating Update:

“As mothers of daughters, we are constantly conditioning them how to stay safe… the same goes for guys but we just assume a kid who’s 6’1” 175 pounds will be able to take care of himself, but unfortunately there are bad actors out there” – @KennedyNation

Tips For Locating Your Loved One Abroad - Please share these tips - Missing Abroad globalsecurestudent.com/blog/tips-for-…

A University of Alabama student from Elmhurst, Illinois, has been reported missing in Barcelona, Spain Safety Tips that matter: • Share your live location - Learn the symptoms of drink spiking - Check in with friends and family. Any information, CALL U.S. Embassy Spain OR 112

The simple truth: 📷 You are your first line of defense. Strategize your hotel safety: 📷 Use a door stop alarm—it adds a physical barrier and alerts you if someone tries to enter 📷 Travel with personal safety gadgets -portable locks, alarms, motion sensors, invisaWear & an ITAP

even in places designed to protect you. She did everything right. Checked into her hotel. Locked her door. Went to sleep. And still, someone was given access to her room. This case is a heartbreaking reminder: hotel security failures happen, and we must prepare for them.

Is your hotel safe? Kyran Smith was given the key card after lying to the staff that he was the woman's boyfriend. This story is devastating, and unfortunately, it highlights a critical truth: your safety cannot be assumed. bbc.com/news/articles/…

If you’re outraged and feeling sick that America lost a hero today, you’re not alone. This soldier defended our country around the world, only to be murdered by a terrorist here at home because the Biden admin let his killer out of prison early. Please pray for his family tonight. It’s unimaginable, and it NEVER SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED.

AUSTIN MAN walks up to a stranger using a computer on the fourth floor of the Central Library, punches him in the head so hard he's knocked out of his chair, stomps on his head multiple times while he lies unconscious on the floor -- then calmly walks back to his own computer and sits down. The victim is in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. Police Chief Lisa Davis (@APDChiefDavis) happened to be in the building and made the arrest herself. On a city bus in 2024, Vasquez threatened an 11-year-old boy, cocked his leg back to kick him full-force, then stood up and punched the kid's mother in the face. She's a Spanish speaker and couldn't even understand the threats. A female bystander tackled Vasquez to protect them. He punched her in the head repeatedly. All was on video. Child endangerment charge and two assaults charges. Dismissed. Six months before that, he punched a CapMetro bus driver in the mouth hard enough to cause a bloody laceration. During the arrest, he called an officer a racial slur and spit directly in his face. Felony harassment of a public servant. Dismissed to "pre-trial diversion." He also had a felony terroristic threat against a public servant. Also dismissed. His Travis County record: • 10 cases • 3 felonies -- all dismissed • 4 assaults -- all dismissed • 0 jury trials Now someone is fighting for their life in a hospital because a man with a documented pattern of unprovoked violence kept walking out of the courthouse.

Heartbreaking - 21-year-old college student still missing after leaving bar more than 2 weeks ago kcbd.com/2026/03/10/21-…

Excited to be featured in @USATODAY, sharing my insights on cruise travel safety and how travelers can evaluate whether their cruise ports and itineraries are safe. 🛳️ Read the article here: usatoday.com/story/travel/c…

Explosion reported near US Embassy in Oslo as Norwegian police scramble to the scene trib.al/4cWee3v

Since February 28, over 17,500 American citizens have returned to the United States from the Middle East — with over 8,500 American citizens returning to the U.S. yesterday alone. Many more Americans have left the Middle East to other countries in Europe and Asia, and others have safely departed the Middle East but are still in transit back to the U.S. Through the State Department 24/7 Task Force, we have assisted nearly 6,500 Americans abroad, including offering security guidance and travel assistance. The U.S. State Department will continue to actively assist any American citizen abroad, who wishes to depart the Middle East, to do so.

If you’re in the Middle East, please read- U.S. Assistance to Ensure the Safety of American Citizens Overseas - United States Department of State state.gov/releases/offic…

Are you traveling in the Middle East? Critical Information for American Citizens: Read more at Travel.state.gov and follow for more travel safety tips. Americans in the Middle East who need consular assistance can call the U.S. Department of State 24/7 at +1-202-501-4444.

Americans in the Middle East who need consular assistance can call the U.S. Department of State 24/7 at +1-202-501-4444.

Are you traveling in the Middle East? 👉 Critical Information for American Citizens: Read more at Travel.state.gov and follow for more travel safety tips.