Calling 911 is a Joke?

 2-3 Minutes Response? 

    Calling 9-1-1 is no guarantee that emergency vehicles will hop to your rescue right away. In fact the average travel time of emergency vehicles is 2 to 3 minutes? Yup, you read that right. A lot can happen to you in that amount of time. Think for a minute how vulnerable your life is and how much can happen to you in 2 or 3 minutes before they actually travel to your location to help you. That is a lot of time.

   

 

Be Prepared 

        How do you become prepared? Well here is a proven method that will give you an edge over responding emergency vehicles when they hop to your rescue. Any second you can get to stack the odds in your favor are a win win. But what about if this is your babies and you need to treat them fast? Well, something as easy as a first aid kit will protect your babies and add more life saving time. 


Who I am 

         Joe is a retired veteran law enforcement officer and licensed Private Investigator with experience in SWAT operations, locating missing children, and security on board cruise lines. Joe has managed crowds on theme cruises and secured international ports assisting local international law enforcement agencies. Joe has a passion in protecting people and has educated hundreds in Central Florida as both a firearms instructor and a University Criminal Justice Adjunct Professor. Joe has also been assigned as a Security Professional at the Orlando area hotels and resorts. 

    Joe is the creator of Ramblehop.com a revolutionary new website that will change the way we travel and book our travel plans. You can follow Joe on Facebook, Twitter and Tik Tok.





 

Location: Orlando, FL, USA

Comments

  1. LoegaireFebruary 1, 2022 at 2:51 PM

    Wow, thank you for that very well written post. I never thought about that until you pointed that out. Very informative and I love the links you have that provides products that will definitely increase the survival time for my loved ones. Things you learn. Thanks m8.

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    1. RambleHop JoeFebruary 1, 2022 at 3:27 PM

      Thank you sir for your comment and your kind words. I will keep this post blog going with future content to keep it up dated. Thanks again.

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  2. Jose IrizarryFebruary 14, 2022 at 9:39 AM

    True, 9-1-1 is slow and not what people expect. These ideas could definitely give people more time to react and save there life.

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