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Axios Security Group Recommends Heightened Retail Security Amid SNAP Benefit Uncertainty

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Axios Security Group is issuing a nationwide security advisory to retail and grocery establishments following a viral wave of TikTok users threatening to “start stealing food” if SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits are delayed during the ongoing government shutdown. This growing online trend, while initially appearing as social media posturing, represents a legitimate early-stage indicator of potential organized retail theft and civil unrest. Past incidents have shown that viral calls to action on social media can rapidly translate into real-world flash mobs and coordinated theft rings targeting essential goods such as food, fuel, and household items. “When desperation and online influence intersect, it creates a volatile mix,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group and former U.S. Army Ranger. “We’ve seen time and again that these trends escalate quickly. Retailers and security directors need to act now—not react later.” Axios Security Group Reco...
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Executive Protection: You Get What You Pay For

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The phrase “executive protection—you get what you pay for” is more than a cliché—it’s a hard truth that defines the difference between real protection and a false sense of security . In today’s world, high-profile individuals, corporate executives, and public figures face increasingly complex threats. Unfortunately, many clients assume that any “security” company can provide protection, when in reality, most security guard companies are simply not equipped—legally, operationally, or tactically—to deliver executive protection at the level required for true safety. At Axios Security Group , we specialize in comprehensive executive protection that goes far beyond the basic “guard model.” Our teams consist of former Special Operations personnel, law enforcement professionals, and seasoned security strategists trained to prevent, not just respond to, threats. The Problem: When Guard Companies Try to Offer Executive Protection Security guard companies and executive protection firms ...
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Palestinian–Israeli Ceasefire: Do We Stand Down?

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As of mid-October 2025, there is still no comprehensive Palestinian–Israeli peace treaty. A fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire remains in effect following two years of war between Israel and Hamas. While the ceasefire has reduced immediate hostilities, it has not resolved the deep-rooted political and territorial disputes that fuel the conflict. For the United States, this is not a moment to stand down —it is a time for heightened vigilance and strategic engagement. At Axios Security Group , moments like these call for vigilance, not withdrawal. “This is not peace—it’s an operational pause. Standing down now would invite instability later.” — Jereme Dozier, CEO, Axios Security Group Current State of the Peace Process A Truce, Not a Treaty: On October 8, 2025, Israel and Hamas conditionally accepted a ceasefire proposal involving prisoner exchanges and limited humanitarian access. However, this does not constitute a lasting peace agreement. Failed Precedents: Past initiatives, ...
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The Biggest Mistake Clients Make When Hiring a Private Investigator: Asking to Hack a Phone

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 At Axios Investigations Firm , one of the most common — and dangerous — misconceptions we encounter is the belief that a private investigator can legally hack into someone’s phone or social media account to uncover information. Let’s be clear: any attempt to hack or access a phone without consent is illegal and unethical. Any investigator who agrees to do it is breaking the law and risking your case, your privacy, and their license. Many clients come to us in moments of frustration — they suspect infidelity, fraud, or deception and just want answers. But crossing the legal line doesn’t bring truth; it destroys evidence, cases, and reputations. ⚠️ Why Asking a PI to Hack a Phone Is a Critical Mistake 1. It’s a federal crime. Unauthorized access to someone’s phone, messages, or cloud data violates state and federal laws — including wiretapping, privacy, and computer fraud statutes. Even asking a PI to do it can place you in legal jeopardy. Any legitimate investigator will im...
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Manchester Synagogue Attack Highlights Urgent Need for Faith-Based Security Preparedness

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  October 4, 2025 — Manchester, UK In the aftermath of Thursday’s deadly synagogue attack in Manchester, the United Kingdom is once again confronting the harsh reality that houses of worship remain among the most vulnerable soft targets in modern society. Authorities have identified the attacker as Jihad al-Shamie , a 35-year-old British citizen of Syrian descent who was reportedly out on bail for rape charges at the time of the assault. Police say Shamie entered the synagogue during worship, opening fire and killing two people while seriously injuring three others before officers shot him dead within seven minutes of the initial 911 call. While law enforcement’s rapid response prevented even greater loss of life, the incident has reignited concerns over security lapses , judicial leniency toward violent offenders , and the growing trend of targeted attacks on faith-based institutions . Video of the incident below: Faith-Based Communities Under Threat The Manchester attack un...
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Churches Becoming Soft Targets: Michigan and Minnesota Shootings Highlight Urgent Need for Faith-Based Security

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Grand Blanc, Michigan- September 28, 2025 – The tragic shooting today at a Mormon church in Michigan, where multiple people were killed and wounded before the shooter was taken down, underscores a painful reality: America’s houses of worship are increasingly becoming soft targets for violent attacks. This comes just days after another horrifying incident in Minnesota, where a gunman opened fire during Mass at a Catholic school, killing and injuring parishioners. “These are not isolated events—they are part of a growing trend,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group , a veteran-owned security and investigations firm. “Church leaders must stop denying the facts. The responsibility of the church is not only to shepherd the flock spiritually, but to protect them physically as well.” Recent incidents reinforce this urgent warning: Michigan (September 2025): Multiple people shot during Sunday service at a Mormon church. Minnesota (September 2025): Catholic school shooti...
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Why DIY Bug Sweeps Fail: The Critical Importance of Professional TSCM Services

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In an age where information is currency, protecting sensitive conversations, trade secrets, and personal privacy has never been more critical. Corporate espionage, insider threats, and unauthorized surveillance are not just theoretical risks—they are real dangers faced by businesses, law firms, high-profile executives, and even private citizens every single day. When individuals attempt to conduct their own bug sweeps —also known as Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) —the outcome is almost always the same: a false sense of security. Without advanced equipment, professional training, and years of field experience, DIY sweeps typically miss the very threats they are meant to uncover. Worse, they may alert the adversary that their device has been discovered, putting the victim in even greater danger. At Axios Investigations Firm and Axios Security Group , we specialize in providing elite-level TSCM services performed by former military, law enforcement, and intelligence pro...
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