Allied Universal Minute Videos Highlight Holiday Shopping Season Safety Tips

IRVINE, Calif. – The holiday shopping season is upon us, so personal safety while shopping should be top of mind for consumers.

Global security and facility services provider Allied Universal has released the latest installment in its Allied Minute video series providing “snackable holiday safety tips for shoppers to stay safe during the holiday rush, as well as suggestions for retailers to prepare for a safe shopping experience.”

The Allied Minute is the company’s quarterly video series featuring safety tips and information from its team of security experts with experience and expertise in a wide range of industries and market segments.

Inside the Allied Minute Holiday Shopping Safety Videos

The Allied Minute holiday shopping safety videos feature two of the industry’s top retail security experts providing their insight on safety practices to make it a merry and bright holiday season.

“We know firsthand from our work on the ground, that there is an uptick in crime during … November and December,” says Ty Richmond, president of Allied Universal’s retail business, in the company announcement.

“Holiday shopping can be a fun but busy time and we have the potential of letting our guard down,” he says. “Both shoppers and retailers should stay vigilant and take appropriate safety precautions to make their holiday shopping experience a safe and enjoyable one.”

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