[Tulsa Ramjet]

I once saw a Brinks Home Security commercial. These young people are having a evening party,..some unknown guy hits on the young host,..and then everyone leaves. The girl is locking up the house and sets the alarm. Stranger dude comes back and kicks in the door. Alarm comes on and girl gets phone call that police are on the way.

I think the NRA ought to do a take on this commercial....but...when the door is kicked open, the alarm goes off,..and her .38 goes off...perp goes down. She then tells Onstar or whomever the hell that they need to also send a morgue van.

[TSgt]

I once saw a Brinks Home Security commercial. These young people are having a evening party,..some unknown guy hits on the young host,..and then everyone leaves. The girl is locking up the house and sets the alarm. Stranger dude comes back and kicks in the door. Alarm comes on and girl gets phone call that police are on the way.

I've seen that commercial many times and just shake my head. Who locks their house during the day and sets the alarm when they are home? Furthermore any intruder bold enough to break a glass door in the middle of the day while people are home wouldn't run because of an alarm, the women in the commercial would be abducted, raped, robbed or dead. Security companies are as useful as the police in that they arrive just in time to clean up the mess.

[Qwackertoo]

That would be a great commercial. I hate the Brinks commercials. Even the one with the Mom and the little girl, I’d love to see the Mom break out her .357 and blow the guy away and say, “honey, that is how you do it”. I always said back when I was single and living in an apartment with an alarm system . . . . had a .22 and a .357 . . . that IF they came in, they were going back out on a stretcher.

[DocRock]

HERE is the commercial that you requested.