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CEO Of TAC Sits Inside Armored Car While Bullets Rains On It To Show His Products Are Safe (Video)
CEO of TAC sat behind the wheels of a Mercedes to show that his company makes the best armoured vehicles.
At the end of the clip, the uninjured and unshaken CEO said : “LIFE IS VALUABLE. PROTECT IT”.
Armored vehicles give clients additional time to realize they are under attack and get out of the situation.
80 to 90 percent of terrorist attacks occur while the victims are traveling by automobile.
A properly armored vehicle can help you disarm potential terrorists and prevent kidnapping threats.
If you were the CEO of an Armoured Vehicle Manufacturing company, would you get behind the wheels to prove how strong and safe your products are?
For the President and CEO of Texas Armouring Corporation (TAC), Trent Kimball, the answer is CAPITAL yes….
The confident CEO had so much faith in his company’s armouring products that he volunteered to sit in the driver’s seat while a supposed marksman unleashes an AK-47 assault rifle (12 shots in this case) on its bulletproof windscreen.
At the end of the clip, the uninjured and unshaken CEO said :
“LIFE IS VALUABLE. PROTECT IT”
Remember, it takes attackers an average of 6 seconds to do a job. Armored vehicles give clients additional time to realize they are under attack and get out of the situation.
Why Armored Vehicles?
According to Texas Armoring Corporation (TAC):
80-90% of terrorist attacks occur while the victims are traveling by automobile.
In recent years over 4,000,000 violent crimes have occurred in the United States alone.
It is believed that between 40,000-60,000 kidnappings take place each year. . .
Almost 70 percent of those kidnappings are resolved by paying the demanded ransom.
Typical kidnapping-for-ransom payments range from $500,000 to $3,000,000 USD… with no guarantees of survival.
A properly armored vehicle can help you disarm potential terrorists and prevent kidnapping threats.
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