Following a surge in attacks on seniors, local police are advising older residents to carry a compact new safety device designed to deter attackers.
Ruth Miller, a 63-year-old from Fremont, California, had an ordinary grocery shopping day turn into a nightmare. As she approached her car, she felt she was being watched. Suddenly, a man tried to snatch her purse, demanding her wallet. In a panic, Ruth remembered her SafeSound Personal Alarm attached to her purse. She pulled the pin, and the alarm emitted a deafening sound, causing the assailant to flee.
While Ruth had the SafeSound Personal Alarm to protect her, others haven’t been as fortunate. Reports indicate a significant rise in attacks on seniors in January, leading to injuries and financial losses.
“The increasing attacks on seniors are deeply concerning. We urge our elderly residents to remain vigilant and consider carrying a personal alarm for their safety,” said a local police spokesperson.
After her ordeal, Ruth purchased SafeSound Personal Alarms for her family and friends, emphasizing its ease of attachment to bags, keys, and backpacks.
Paul Davidson, the creator of SafeSound, was motivated by a personal tragedy. His daughter, Michelle, disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Research revealed that the ability to make noise is crucial during abductions. This insight led Paul to design the SafeSound Alarm, aiming to make it loud and easily accessible.
Paul’s mission extends beyond preventing abductions. He envisions the SafeSound device as a versatile tool for various scenarios, from children walking home to seniors needing assistance after a fall.
“I ordered these for my daughters and myself as a safety measure. They’re incredibly loud and easy to use. Thankfully, we haven’t had to use them in a real situation, but during our tests, even my younger son found them too loud!”
-Claire Roberson
“It’s the perfect size, and the sound is impressively loud. This device has given me peace of mind.”
-Katie Martin
“I got these for my wife. They’re compact, about 3″ long, and lightweight. She has one on her purse and another on her keychain. They’re impressively loud!”
-Philip Bishop
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