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Pepper Spray and How to Use It. by Steven Phoenix

About The Author

Steve Phoenix, owner of Phoenix Professional Services LLC, is one of the

country's leading personal security consultants. He is a former Military

Police Officer, Protective Agent with the US Government, industrial and

personal security specialist, legal investigator and security instructor. As

Owner of Phoenix Professional Services LLC, Mr. Phoenix writes,

lectures and instructs on personal security and self-defense as well as

continuing to provide personal security services. He also maintains an

internet commerce site for personal security devices, www.pps-

safety.com, and shares his experience on his blog, www.pps-safety.net as

well as sharing great Home Security Tips at www.Best-home-security-

tips.com.

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