Hello Cincinnati! It just takes one time for someone to break into a home, destroy
the home, and commit murder. Once this is complete, it's done, no going
back and saying, Gee! I wish I had protected my home, myself, and my family.
In Cincinnati, neighborhoods have to work together and do what it takes
to protect their home. An Cincinnati home is the same as any home in any neighborhood
across the Country and it needs to be protected. Come on Cincinnati,
it's good to have a home security system, but is this the final answer? No!
We need to protect our Cincinnati streets and Cincinnati neighborhoods by installing
our Hood Eyes around the whole neighborhood. These eyes will give everyone
the opportunity to feel better and safe.
Here's an example Cincinnati!
Let's say there's a bunch of teenagers in the street fighting and it's
getting worse by the minute. Well, first thing you do is contact your
local Cincinnati police department. Well, if it's not a murder or a cop hurt,
then there's no telling how long they'll take to get there. With hood eyes
installed all around the neighborhood, this will be monitored by a local representative
and the neighborhood hoodeye security will get there within minutes.
Not only is the best way to do it but everything will be on camera!
When the real police get there, all problems have been solved.
The
people of Cincinnati asks, How is this paid for? Well, with neighborhood
association fees, a couple of dollars here and there will pay for what's needed
to make the neighborhoods of Cincinnati safe. We need these camera devices
and security patrol in every neighborhood across the Country. If a murder
or crime is committed, then it's too late! You cannot do anything about
the situation if it's already occurred. These hood eyes will prevent
the crime or murder from ever happening. We need to stand up to the associations
and demand that security is needed in every neighborhood, no matter how
fancy, how rich, how poor, or how run down it is! Wake up Cincinnati and have
the hood eyes in every neighborhood! |
