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<p>[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2470990, member: 19250"]Having worked inner-city Baltimore as well as DC I can tell you this.....I've never have had an issue! And I do in my line of work travel in and out of Ghetto areas.</p><p>Not it couldn't happen yes anything is possible. What many don't know is this.....</p><p>Years ago I worked for the Irish Dairy board . Every June we put on a Christmas show where retailers would come to the Baltimore convention center and look over item items and get deals on just about everything in the food line.</p><p>One year we were setting up the day after the coin show.</p><p>Security was tight all around the center. The back side of the center is guarded and has a gate. No one was allowed in or out without the proper ID.</p><p>As was security in and outside the front of the building was tight.</p><p>I had several run in ' s with security as we were trying to get our vendors and products into the center.</p><p>We would rent about 2/3's of the convention center for the show. We also would rent the ESPN zone on a Monday night from 5 to 10 pm for all you could eat and open bar.</p><p>One must remember when you are in a situation as such the best defense is a good offense . Keeping ones eyes up and open and looking someone in the face as well as speaking often throws that person off guard.</p><p>I truly doubt that with the security that is in place that anything or one would of had issues.</p><p>I also can understand that people comfort level could be</p><p>a concern .</p><p>As far as crime goes there's no boundaries ,I've seen it in high dollar neighborhood's as well as the streets of any city.</p><p>I truly believe that it is how one carries themselves that makes a difference as far as being a target.</p><p>I always compare it to a person who has a fear of dogs.</p><p>You ever notice how even the friendly dogs can pick up on a person whom is scared?</p><p>In this hobby we all must realize that at any time we could be targeted at home as well at or traveling to a show.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Paddy54, post: 2470990, member: 19250"]Having worked inner-city Baltimore as well as DC I can tell you this.....I've never have had an issue! And I do in my line of work travel in and out of Ghetto areas. Not it couldn't happen yes anything is possible. What many don't know is this..... Years ago I worked for the Irish Dairy board . Every June we put on a Christmas show where retailers would come to the Baltimore convention center and look over item items and get deals on just about everything in the food line. One year we were setting up the day after the coin show. Security was tight all around the center. The back side of the center is guarded and has a gate. No one was allowed in or out without the proper ID. As was security in and outside the front of the building was tight. I had several run in ' s with security as we were trying to get our vendors and products into the center. We would rent about 2/3's of the convention center for the show. We also would rent the ESPN zone on a Monday night from 5 to 10 pm for all you could eat and open bar. One must remember when you are in a situation as such the best defense is a good offense . Keeping ones eyes up and open and looking someone in the face as well as speaking often throws that person off guard. I truly doubt that with the security that is in place that anything or one would of had issues. I also can understand that people comfort level could be a concern . As far as crime goes there's no boundaries ,I've seen it in high dollar neighborhood's as well as the streets of any city. I truly believe that it is how one carries themselves that makes a difference as far as being a target. I always compare it to a person who has a fear of dogs. You ever notice how even the friendly dogs can pick up on a person whom is scared? In this hobby we all must realize that at any time we could be targeted at home as well at or traveling to a show.[/QUOTE]
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