1:Powerball vs. Danger Odds
You are about 14,610 times more likely to be a victim of homicide in the United States than to win the Powerball jackpot.

2:The Crime Syndicate Effect:
In some major American cities, up to 50% of homicides are related to organized crime.

3:World’s Most Dangerous Places:
 In countries with the highest homicide rates, the risk of being a victim of homicide can be up to 20 times higher than in countries with the lowest rates.

4:Young Lives and Tragedies:
In the United States, firearms are the leading cause of death among young men aged 15 to 24, accounting for about 40% of all deaths in this age group.

5:Bullet-Busting Power of Water:
Water can stop bullets by causing them to shatter on impact, a fact proven by high-speed photography. Yet, scenes of underwater shootings in movies are simply non-realistic and absolutely impossible.

6:The First Bulletproof Vest:
In 1893, motivated by a mayor's assassination, Polish priest Casimir Zeglen invented the first bulletproof vest using silk, laying the foundation for modern body armor and revolutionizing personal safety.