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Los Angeles, CA – June 19, 2025 – As property crime continues to escalate across Los Angeles’s most affluent neighborhoods, Brad Pitt is the latest celebrity to fall victim. While attending the European premiere of “F1: The Movie” in London, thieves broke into his Los Feliz home, ransacked the property, and fled with stolen items. The incident, which occurred late Wednesday evening, involved at least three suspects who scaled the security fence, smashed a window, and gained access to the property. According to law enforcement sources, the burglars “made a real mess” while searching for valuables. A Rising Trend of Targeted Thefts This burglary highlights a troubling rise in targeted crimes across Los Angeles, particularly in Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, Los Feliz, and other upscale communities. High-profile incidents include: Olivier Giroud: The soccer star lost $500,000 in jewelry and watches during a burglary in February. Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban: Their home was burglar...

Wayne, Michigan – June 19, 2025 – The recent shooting at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, where a man opened fire before being neutralized by a security guard, underscores the critical need for heightened security protocols in places of worship. Axios Security Group urges religious organizations and community spaces to prioritize safety measures to protect their congregants. The shooter, Brian Anthony Browning, was armed with an AR-15-style rifle, a semi-automatic handgun, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. He was stopped by the quick actions of the church’s security team, averting what could have been a mass casualty event. "We commend the courageous actions of the security personnel who prevented further tragedy," said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group . "This incident demonstrates the need for comprehensive security strategies that include preparation, training, and early threat detection." Proactive Security Measures Axios Securi...

Washington, D.C. – Vacations and business trips are often opportunities to relax, explore, and create cherished memories. However, for some, these trips become a backdrop for betrayal, leading to broken trust and strained relationships. Axios Investigations Firm, with offices in Washington, D.C., Raleigh, NC, Dallas, Texas, and La Jolla, CA, specializes in uncovering the truth behind such situations and helping clients navigate the emotional aftermath. “Infidelity during travel is often more about mindset than opportunity,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm . “Our team of skilled private investigators understands the complexities of these situations, and we’re here to provide clarity and resolution for those affected. Whether your concerns are in Cancun, Cabo, across the United States, or other exotic travel destinations, we’re equipped to travel globally to uncover the truth.” Why Vacation Infidelity Happens Experts agree that the unique psychological and emoti...

In a historic and unprecedented move, the United States launched a series of airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, marking the first direct military attack on the nation by the U.S. These airstrikes, which targeted the Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites, come amid an escalating military conflict between Iran and Israel that began on June 13, 2025. Heightened Domestic Threat Awareness The FBI, under Director Kash Patel, has intensified efforts to monitor possible domestic sleeper cells linked to Hezbollah, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization supported by Iran. The increased surveillance reflects fears of retaliatory actions in response to the U.S. strike. “This is a critical juncture for national security,” stated Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “The risks associated with retaliatory attacks from state-sponsored entities like Hezbollah cannot be overstated. Now, more than ever, vigilance and preparedness are paramount.” Details of the U.S. Strike The airstrikes...

In an era of rising security challenges, Axios Security Group shares key insights for making informed decisions about private security solutions. Washington, D.C. — In today’s ever-evolving security landscape, businesses and individuals face threats that range from physical vulnerabilities to advanced cyberattacks. Choosing the right private security and executive protection company is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a critical decision that impacts safety, trust, and peace of mind. Axios Security Group, a leading provider of advanced security solutions, offers expert recommendations to navigate this complex decision-making process. Understanding Your Security Needs “Selecting a security partner begins with understanding your vulnerabilities and goals,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group . “Whether you’re a corporate leader concerned about intellectual property theft, a retail business battling shoplifting, or a residential community seeking tranquility, identify...

In a shocking revelation, cybersecurity researchers have discovered 30 exposed datasets containing over 16 billion login credentials from major platforms, including Apple, Facebook, Google, and others. This unprecedented leak represents fresh, weaponizable intelligence rather than recycled breaches, according to a recent report published by Forbes . The Nature of the Breach The datasets originated from multiple infostealers and briefly appeared online earlier this year. Among these, one dataset alone contained 3.5 billion entries, with the compromised information spanning across messaging platforms like Telegram, VPN services, developer sites, social networks, and government services. “This is not just a leak – it’s a blueprint for mass exploitation,” warned researchers at Cybernews. “These credentials are ground zero for phishing attacks and account takeover schemes.” Expert Insights and Recommendations Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group, emphasized the severity of the br...

Raleigh, NC – In today’s complex legal landscape, hiring a Private Investigator (PI) before engaging a lawyer is increasingly becoming a strategic move. Axios Investigations Firm, an award-winning investigative agency, sheds light on the pivotal role PIs play in pre-litigation processes and their impact on case outcomes. “Private Investigators are the cornerstone of building strong cases,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm. “Our work uncovers the truth, giving clients the clarity they need to move forward confidently before involving legal counsel.” How Private Investigators Help Build Stronger Cases 1. Uncovering Information and Evidence Private Investigators are skilled in gathering critical details that may otherwise be overlooked. Pre-Litigation Investigations: PIs collect information crucial for understanding the full scope of a situation. Objective Insights: They bring a neutral perspective, often invaluable in emotionally charged scenarios such as ...

  Washington, D.C. – As President Donald Trump signals plans to add up to 36 additional countries to the controversial U.S. travel ban, Axios Security Group is urging heightened vigilance for travelers, businesses, and at-risk communities impacted by the executive order. The reinstated and expanded travel ban—originally introduced during Trump’s first term has reignited national and global debate. While the Trump administration defends the move as a measure to “protect national security,” critics, foreign governments, and humanitarian organizations have condemned it as discriminatory, with far-reaching consequences on families, education, commerce, and international diplomacy. Trump, citing recent riots following ICE raids in Los Angeles and an attack on a pro-Israel rally in Colorado, stated: “We will not allow people to enter our country who wish to do us harm… We cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek t...

  June 12, 2025 | Washington, D.C. — In the wake of reported Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military facilities, security concerns for Jewish communities in the United States and abroad are escalating rapidly. The National Security Council of Israel, along with major Jewish security organizations in the U.S., have issued warnings urging citizens and Jewish institutions to take immediate precautions amid fears of retaliatory violence and increased antisemitic activity. The Israeli National Security Council (NSC) advised Israelis abroad to refrain from displaying Jewish or Israeli symbols in public and to avoid high-profile gatherings associated with Israel or Judaism. “We are in a period of heightened global sensitivity,” the NSC said in its statement. “All travelers should remain alert and keep a low profile in volatile areas.” The Community Security Service (CSS) , a leading Jewish security nonprofit in the U.S., also released a bulletin encouraging synagogues, Jewish day sch...

June 11, 2025 — Washington, D.C.  As tensions rise across the country ahead of this weekend’s “No Kings” protests, Axios Security Group is urging the public, businesses, and event organizers to remain vigilant and prepared. The demonstrations, planned for Saturday, June 14th—Flag Day and former President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday—coincide with the Army’s 250th anniversary military parade in the nation’s capital. The protests, orchestrated by the 50501 Movement, aim to counter what organizers call a "militarized display of ego" by the former president. Thousands of events are scheduled across all 50 states, with the flagship protest taking place in Philadelphia. Activists expect millions to participate in what they describe as a “Day of Defiance” against authoritarianism and billionaire-first politics. “No Kings is a people-powered movement standing against the rise of authoritarian tendencies in our democracy,” said Elena Suarez, a spokesperson for the 50501 Movement. “...

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — June 12, 2025 — A wave of highly targeted cyberattacks exploiting smartphone vulnerabilities has been detected, prompting urgent calls for enhanced mobile security protocols across sectors. Cybersecurity firm iVerify has confirmed that a small but significant number of smartphones belonging to U.S. government officials, political staffers, journalists, and tech executives were compromised through a sophisticated, zero-click exploit, allowing remote access to the devices without user interaction. According to iVerify , the breaches were first discovered after an unusual pattern of app crashes beginning in late 2024. Upon deeper investigation, the victims were found to have ties to areas of strategic interest to the Chinese government. Though no direct attribution has been made, national security experts believe Chinese state-sponsored hackers are behind the campaign. “The world is in a mobile security crisis right now,” said Rocky Cole , Chief Operating Off...

Los Angeles, CA — [June 9, 2025] — In response to the growing wave of civil unrest sparked by recent ICE operations, Axios Security Group is urging the public and corporate entities to take immediate steps to ensure their safety. Violent protests have erupted in Los Angeles following immigration raids, now entering their third consecutive day. Former President Donald Trump has authorized the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to the area. Similar raids have occurred in Chicago and New York City, igniting fears that demonstrations may escalate nationwide. The Los Angeles riots began as peaceful protests against the recent ICE enforcement actions but quickly devolved into property damage, arson, and confrontations with law enforcement. Protesters have reportedly clashed with federal agents, and multiple arrests have been made as tensions flare. “While citizens have a right to demonstrate, the rising level of violence and unpredictability presents a serious threat to public safe...

Infidelity can shatter trust and destabilize even the strongest relationships. While some signs of cheating are obvious, many are subtle and easily dismissed—until it’s too late. According to psychologists and relationship experts, specific behavioral shifts may indicate something is amiss. Here are five subtle yet telling signs that your partner could be cheating: 1. Increased Secrecy If your partner suddenly becomes overly protective of their phone or laptop, deletes messages, uses new passwords, or avoids calls in your presence, this heightened secrecy may suggest they are trying to hide something—or someone. 2. Changes in Routine An unexplained shift in daily schedules—such as working late more often, frequent solo trips, or spontaneous hobbies that exclude you—can be a red flag. Cheating partners often carve out time and space for their double lives, masking it as work or personal growth. 3. Changes in Intimacy Infidelity often impacts the emotional and physical connection...

Axios Security Group Urges Immediate Digital Scrubbing, OSINT Audits, and Personal Security Enhancements Washington, D.C. — In an alarming escalation of digital harassment and domestic threats, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials have confirmed that several of their officers and special agents have been doxed —their personal identities, addresses, and family information published online—with malicious intent. These online attacks have led to multiple death threats , forcing ICE personnel to mask their identities during operations to protect themselves and their loved ones. ICE Director Nathaniel Johnson stated, “Assaulting, harassing, and doxing ICE officers and special agents is a federal crime. We are actively working with the Department of Justice to pursue full prosecution for those behind these coordinated threats.” Legal and Legislative Response In response to these acts of digital terrorism, lawmakers have reintroduced the “Protecting Law Enforcement f...

Boulder, CO — In the wake of the recent terrorist attack during a “Run for Their Lives” walk at a pedestrian mall in Boulder, Colorado, Axios Security Group condemns the violent act and calls for immediate, heightened security for Jewish organizations and public demonstrations. The FBI has confirmed the attack, which injured multiple individuals, as “ideologically motivated violence.” An incendiary device was thrown at participants peacefully raising awareness for hostages still held by Hamas. The incident is now being investigated as a deliberate act of terror. Leo Terrell, head of the U.S. Department of Justice's Antisemitism Task Force, emphasized, “This was not an isolated incident. This antisemitic terrorist attack is part of a horrific and escalating wave of violence targeting Jews and their supporters simply for being Jewish or standing up for Jewish lives.” As an agency that specializes in faith-based and high-threat security services, Axios Security Group is urging Jew...