Steve Kovacs

Steve is the author of: Protect Yourself: The Simple Keys Women Need to be Safe and Secure. Steve also hosts the Internet radio talk show, The Kovacs Perspective where he interviews experts in various fields to inform and help people.
Steve's a former police supervisor and Police Regional Training Coordinator in Ohio.
He has been inducted into the World Martial Arts Hall of Fame and The International Karate and Kickboxing Hall of Fame. On a part-time basis, he teaches Criminal Justice, Private Security and Investigation in college. Steve is Certified in Homeland Security (CHS) and is President of All-Source Security Services, a protection and specialty investigative agency in Ohio.
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Articles by Steve Kovacs

Gun Control is Not Crime Control—Find Out What Is
A majority of my adult life I carried a gun as part of my job. I carried it 40 hours a week for about 20 years and many, many more hours off duty. I wore it so much I felt like I had a permanent growth on my hip. Today, I have a license to carry a gun, however I rarely do. Guns and ammunitio...
A Breath of Fresh Air in Iran
It looks like major change is coming in Iran, read on and find out...
Nazi´s, War Criminals, and Old Folks
Demjanjuk is an 89-year-old retired autoworker who by all local accounts has been a friendly, gentle, nice person--at least while living in the U.S. However, in the last 30 years he has been intensively investigated for possible Nazi related crimes committed in the 1940's. See what's happened lately...
Lebron James, Shaq O´Neal, Domestic Violence, and Hope
What do Lebron James, Shaq O'Neal and domestic violence have to do with each other...find out?
52, the Magic Number to Stop Childhood Obesity
I recently conducted an interview with an expert on childhood obesity. While talking to this career education professional, former wellness coordinator for the world famous Cleveland Clinic hospital, and an exceptionally successful soccer coach, I was made aware of some very interesting facts. I l...
Addictions--Dignity, Identity, Purpose--Why We Chose To Abuse
Why do we choose to use substances, and more importantly, why do some of us abuse substances? Well, simply, some of them make us feel good…at least for a short while. Cigarettes make you experience a rush for a few seconds when the chemicals hit your brain. Alcohol is similar. Initially, a perso...
The Unknown Healing Art, Can It Help You?
What are the healing arts? Well, there are many different healing arts such as the many medical specialties including gynecology, general surgery, pediatrics and a host of other fields dealing with medical science. Then there are the disciplines of psychology, massage therapy, chiropractic medicin...
Surviving Severe Weather
Severe weather occurs year round throughout the world. Tornados, hurricanes, tsunamis, thunderstorms, micro-bursts, lightening and flooding; they are occurring every day somewhere on our planet. Natural occurring severe weather has caused millions of deaths throughout history. You may be aski...
What I Learned About Surviving Cancer
I recently talked to two women who have cancer. While we talked I made the mistake of referring to them as cancer victims. Politely and with a seemingly deep down calm and non-judgmental manner, they told me they do not consider themselves victims, but cancer survivors. We talked more about can...
Being Stalked and Being A Nervous Wreck Go Hand in Hand
See what to do about stalking!
The Perils of Dating for Women
Recently on my Internet Radio Show, The Kovacs Perspective, we did a Valentines Day special about the perils that can go hand in hand with dating such as date rape and date rape drugs. When it comes to dating, statistically, Valentines Day is no more dangerous than any other day. However, it is a day so closely associated with romance that it seemed to be a good time to remind women to use caution and sound judgment in the dating world. So, even though Valentines Day is over this year, it is always good to remember some basics.
Wildfires — From Alabama to Alaska Find Out What You Can Do to Help Yourself
Many people think wildfires are solely a California phenomenon and that’s simply not true. The huge devastation in October 2007 in Southern-California, reminds us that California certainly gets pummeled quite often, however, wildfires can and do occur anywhere in the United States. Although wildfi...
Stalking: Protect Yourself
Recently, a stalker viciously killed a young female college student bringing national media attention to a problem that is always with us—quite often though, in the shadows, away from our consciousness. While stalking rarely leads to murder, it can and does lead to assault, harassment and unbelie...
Parking Lot Phobia? No, No, Just Common Sense!
Why do parking lots scare many of us when it comes to violent crime? There certainly are many reasons but let’s start with the somewhat unusual fact that similarly to hotel hallways, they often seem to be void of people, especially at night. Even when there are tons of cars parked in lots sometimes...
The Five Second Rule . . . Not For Food But For Safety!
Most everyone knows about the five-second rule. This unwritten rule says that when you’re cooking or preparing a piece of food and it falls to the ground and it stays no longer than five seconds, it’s okay to serve or eat it. Six or seven seconds—throw it away, but five seconds or under, it’s all ...
Survive Iraq And Almost Get Killed In America?
Last week my friend Anthony was in the middle of his leave from the Marines before he went back for his third tour in Iraq. One night he was out partying with some friends in a major American city, sucking-up as much freedom as he could before he’d have to face the daily fear, gunshots and the cons...
Home Invasions: Be Prepared
Recently, there was a high profile home invasion in Connecticut where a mother and two daughters were killed. The husband survived the vicious attack. It happened in a well- to-do, relatively crime free neighborhood, to a respected medical doctor and his family. This horrendous attack became an e...
Domestic Violence . . .is it still really a big deal?
What’s all the fuss about regarding domestic violence in the United States anyway? After all, in this day and age, people in some countries beat their wives on a regular basis and it’s quite accepted by their general population. So, here in the United States, are we making too much of a fuss regar...
Guns, Tears, Tragedy and Change
The Rock was patrolling the well-to-do neighborhood, which bordered a high crime area in the major midwestern city. The veteran policeman felt relaxed as he drove through the beautiful tree lined streets that were home to some of the grandest houses in the country. His relaxation ended quickly whe...
Help Yourself and Others—Don’t Panic or Freeze
Who wouldn’t panic in the face of shocking, graphic blood and guts violence, up close and personal? In the last two years there have been several shocking attacks caught on video of people being attacked and beaten with nearby adults doing absolutely nothing to help out. One disgusting incident oc...
Things That Go Bump In The Night
It’s two in the morning and you’ve just turned off the horror movie you’ve watched for the last two hours. It wasn’t great, but you just couldn’t seem to stop watching it. You’re exhausted and can hardly keep your eyes open as you head towards your bedroom. For some reason you feel tense as you w...
Road Rage and Men
Road rage and men, why not title this article road rage and women, or simply road rage? I’ll get to that in a minute, but I think it’s pretty safe to assume we all know what road rage is. It is when men, women, teenagers or anyone driving a motor vehicle gets extremely angry and takes it out on some...
Violent Crime and Women
Looking at the tail end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007 it is plain to see crime has been soaring across the country. Women’s security issues, which have always been a special concern anyway, have also risen dramatically. Violent crime had been at unprecedented low levels for many years. Howeve...
Parking Lot Safety and Security
Why do parking lots scare many of us when it comes to violent crime? It starts with the fact that similarly to hotel hallways, they often seem to be void of people, especially at night. Combined with the other fact that many high-rise garage parking lots are designed with security-unfriendly area...

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