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Hard Car Security is taking armored vehicle security to the next level by announcing their plans to incorporate a built-in weapons detection system into the walls of all client locations over the U.S. The system will be built into the walls of the vehicles and will be completely hidden from view. That will allow a team access to threat detection in advance.

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