CHICAGO—Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s administration has outlined a plan to impose strict regulations on gun shops that open within city limits, including a requirement to record every sale on video, according to a CBS report.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—In a move to bolster dealer growth and services, United Central Control, a provider of monitored security services based here, has named Ron Bowden as director of dealer development, according to a news release.
AUSTIN, Texas—A Protect America employee’s statements during the trial of two men accused of burglarizing the home of a customer in Los Angeles County, Calif. aided in their conviction, according to a company news release.
SALT LAKE CITY—NUVI, a social analytics management and engagement company based here, has named Vivint co-founder and former president Keith Nellesen as CEO, according to a May 20 news release.
NUVI’s former CEO David Oldham will become a member of the board.
AUSTIN, Texas and LONDON—Secure identity solution provider HID Global and Tamoco, which does mobile marketing technology and analytics, announced the successful use of HID Trusted Tag Services at an “out-of-home” (OOH) promotional campaign for the Tribeca Film Festival 2014.
TORONTO—Global Link, a monitoring and security services company based here, is now offering monitoring services for Bosch intrusion detection systems out of its two central stations, according to a news release.
FARMERS BRANCH, Texas—Construction of Monitronics’ new campus, here, is scheduled to begin May 16, according to a report from the Dallas Business Journal. The campus will become home to 1,000 corporate employees, the report noted.
