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As a LifeShield authorized dealer, we here at Superior Home Security take great pride in being able to offer the best combination of innovative security technology, low prices, and superior customer service for your Boston home security options. Regardless of what size your home is, the dynamics of your layout, or the geography of your location, we here at Superior Home Security will ensure you are protected no matter what. From alarm systems, to fire and flood monitoring, our LifeShield security systems are the ideal fit for any environment. Regardless if you live in a big city, or a small town, our exceptional LifeShield security systems can be customized to fit your needs. Call us or contact us via our website today to see why we here at Superior Home Security are the ideal security dealer.

Big Boston Home Security Systems

March 8, 2012

With the Super Bowl happening this weekend, I have been thinking a lot about Boston. And because I am all about the technology, those thoughts have morphed into a variety of Google searches, including techno boutiques Boston, gadget stores Boston, home security Boston, home entertainment Boston, and even web design Boston. My searches yielding some interesting results, but not interesting enough to make me want to cheer for the Patriots. Football aside, Boston is a great place to visit. Even if you aren’t into all of the wonderful US historic sights that dot the area, there are plenty of other wonderful things to see and do. Fenway Park, Boston Common, Beacon Hill, The Boston Pops, harbor cruisers, helicopter tours, and more breweries than you could shake a mug at. There is something for everyone in Boston, if you know where to look. The next few weeks would be a great time to visit Bean Town, if the Patriots pull off a win on Sunday. Folks there might not be in a real chipper mood if their boys don’t bring home the championship. I don’t know much about the Patriot’s fans, but if they are anything like the fans in other sports-centric cities, Boston residents might want to do their own search for Boston Home Security. In a sport where celebration riots happen just as frequently as poor-loser riots, security systems might come in handy no matter what the game’s outcome.

Career Burglar Caught

October 28, 2011

Carl Lazenby, a career criminal, was finally apprehended when his arm was nearly ripped off by a Rottweiler. The 35-year-old burglar has been convicted of 13 burglaries over the years and was in the middle of committing another when the home’s alarm system went off.

The police were called and Lazenby was found walking down a nearby road with a bag. When he spotted police, he ran. To help in the manhunt, a five-year-old Rottweiler named Spud was called in for the search. Lazenby was eventually found hiding nearby. When he tried to run for the second time, Spud latched onto his arm.

As a result of the dog bite, Lazenby spent four days in the hospital, lost three tendons in his fingers, needed skin grafts and has lost use of his right hand. The criminal claims he should not be thrown in jail because the dog bite was punishment enough. The court did not agree. Lazenby was sentenced to three years and four months in prison. He hopes to spend some of his jail time learning to write with his left hand.