Tennessee Security Industry Year in Review: 2022 Was Brutal and Profitable
Memphis hit 340 homicides, carjackings raged, the Fletcher case changed everything, and Tennessee's security industry grew through crisis. Our 2022 recap.
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Memphis hit 340 homicides, carjackings raged, the Fletcher case changed everything, and Tennessee's security industry grew through crisis. Our 2022 recap.
Tennessee retailers are spending big on holiday security as organized retail crime and smash-and-grab trends push malls and stores to hire more guards.
The murder of Eliza Fletcher while jogging in Memphis triggered a massive surge in private security demand, personal safety sales, and gated community interest.
Tennessee schools are spending millions on security upgrades after the Uvalde shooting. SRO programs, metal detectors, and private security contracts expand.
License plate readers, GPS tracking, body cameras, and AI analytics are reshaping Tennessee security. The gap between promise and practice is wide.
2022 midyear crime data shows Memphis on pace for 300+ homicides again while Nashville battles property crime and Chattanooga faces gang violence.
Property crime rises every summer in Tennessee. From catalytic converter theft to retail shrinkage, here's what Memphis and Nashville businesses face in 2022.
Demand for armed security guards in Tennessee outpaces supply by 15-20% as training barriers, TDCI backlogs, and wage competition drain the pipeline.
The TN General Assembly tackles trespassing laws, theft thresholds, and security officer authority in its 2022 session. Here's what it means.
Memphis recorded 500+ carjackings in 2021 as Tennessee faces a carjacking epidemic. Businesses ramp up parking lot security in response.
Tennessee security firms lose guards to Amazon and fast food as inflation drives wages up. Starting pay of $11-13/hr can't compete.
Tennessee's private security industry faces surging demand in 2022 as crime stays elevated across Memphis, Nashville, and Chattanooga.