“The bad guy bar is the most innovative, cost efficient and effective defense system to protect against an intruder or threat. Every office and classroom should be equipped with one.”
-Lt. Robert Dziobak (Retired) New Jersey State Police
Lieutenant Robert Dziobak is a 26 year veteran of the New Jersey State Police. He is the former Deputy Director of Training for the New Jersey State Police and assisted in developing and implementing the Active Shooter Training given to all New Jersey State Police Troopers. He was also a Detective and Supervisor in the Criminal Investigations Section and was the Child Exploitation Supervisor in the Missing Persons Unit. In 1999, he was awarded the National Missing Children’s Award for an 18 month parent kidnapping investigation. He retired from the NJ State Police and is a Private Investigator, Case Consultant and Independent Contractor conducting National Security Investigations for various federal agencies.
“The Bad Guy Bar is BADASS! It’s extremely effective as a safeguard against intruders. It’s a simple, easy to use device- which is so important in helping the user to stay calm during threatening encounters. Knowing that this device is on the market, it’s hard to imagine any school NOT incorporating it into their overall school safety plan”.
Mitch Roth is a retired Chief of Police with 27 years of law enforcement experience. He is a graduate of the F.B.I. National Academy as well a graduate of Northwestern University’s Police School of Staff and Command. He has his Master’s Degree in Human Resources from Seton Hall University and is a Certified Public Manager. As a graduate of the DEA’s Drug Unit Commander’s Academy, Mitch commanded a Joint Narcotic Investigation Team whereby numerous search warrants were executed. (requiring the need to overcome various barricade obstacles) Chief Roth (ret.) formulated and participated in numerous active shooter and school lock-down drills and operations.
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