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Posts Tagged urban jungle
73% Of Crimes Occur In 5% Of Counties
From Bearing Arms:
Only a tiny fraction of U.S. counties account for nearly all of the country’s homicides, according to research released Tuesday that showed a striking concentration where killings take place.
The worst 31 counties — generally urban jurisdictions — have about a fifth of the country’s population but accounted for 42% of the country’s homicides in 2020, said John R. Lott Jr., president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, which conducted the study.
Urban Surival Pack
Monderno has an extensive rundown of what you need to have with you everyday to survive an urban disaster.
The best way to be prepared for most people is going to be to build an Urban EDC Kit, sometimes called an Urban Survival Kit (USK). The reason we won’t focus as much on the survival aspect of the kit is because in your vehicle you should have a 72 hour survival kit, which is of course built to keep you alive for a minimum of 72 hours. If a disaster were to strike while you are at the office, odds are pretty high that you will at least be able to stop by your vehicle if you need to, even if you can’t get in and drive home.
Packs For the Urban Jungle
Posted by Brian in Gear, Warrior Tools on 23/Apr/2010 16:11
Dakine is a maker of adventure sport packs. Some of their backpacks are perfect for hauling your gear around town. The best packs are their street series and bike series of backpacks. Dakine even provides some packs with hydration systems.
