Security Officer Saves Life

February 2, 2018 (Timonium, Maryland)

CPG Officer conducts chest compressions and saves life of drug overdose victim.

At approximately 2:10 a.m., Officer Mary Hopp responded to a hotel room regarding a 911 hangup. Upon arrival to the room, Officer Hopp realized the female victim was unresponsive. As a result, she began chest compressions.

She continued compressions until paramedics arrived and took over at approximately 2:30 a.m. Paramedics administered Narcam and the victim began making gasping sounds.

The victim was later transported to a local hospital where her condition was unknown.

It was learned that the victim was possibly using both cocaine and herion.

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Close Protection Conference Las Vegas

December 3, 2017 (Las Vegas, Nevada)

Centennial Protection Group personnel attend the 2017, 5 day Close Protection Conference in Las Vegas, hosted by the International Protective Security Board.

Over 300 protection professionals came together from around the world with one thought in mind, lets learn from eachother to provide the most effective and safe services to our clients possible.

From the shooting challenge on day 1 to the presentations on day 5, well over 300 practitioners, the largest gathering to date, came together and shared best practices and learned from eachother.

Together, this network of professionals has developed a well established conduit to provide protective and security services and support around the globe.

For more information please contact a member of our team at 443-424-8274.

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Centennial Protection Group Officer Saves a Life

September 20, 2017- (Glen Burnie, MD.)

Centennial Protection Group officer helps citizen with flat tire and later saves their life.

At approximately 6:30 pm, CPG Officer Mary Hopp was conducting routine patrol in a Glen Burnie shopping center when she stopped to assist a citizen who had a flat tire. The citizen advised they were waiting for assistance.

Later, at approximately 9:35 pm, Officer Hopp noticed the vehicle was still there. Thinking there may be a problem, she checked on the citizen. She quickly noticed that the driver was slouched in the vehicle with the doors locked and was unconscious not responding to hard knocks on the window.

Officer Hopp immediatley called 911 for medical assistance. The medics arrived and transported the driver to a local hospital. It was later determined that the driver was suffering from an extremely low blood sugar level.

Due to the thorough and swift actions by Officer Mary Hopp, the driver was given proper care and expected to recover.

Centennial Protection Group provides protection, security and investigative services throughout Maryland and Virginia regions.

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