Donald P. Lantz - Sr. Executive Vice President Mr. Lantz has been co-owner of IPC International Corporation since joining the company in 1981. He has helped IPC become an industry leader in full-service security and public safety. He has provided expertise and training related to management of private investigations and security-related functions, including: corporate, individual, community crime, employee theft, asset investigation, background investigation, fraud, embezzlement, missing persons and more. Mr. Lantz joined IPC after more than 20 years with the Northfield Police Department where he served as Deputy Chief of Police from 1974 - 1981. His educational background includes: Northwestern University, Police Administration Training Program; Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy; Northeastern Illinois University, B.A, Criminal Justice; Webster University, M.A., Management, M.A., Public Administration; Kennedy-Western University, PhD, Business Administration.

Donald P. Lantz, Sr. Executive Vice President Mr. Lantz has been co-owner of IPC International Corporation since joining the company in 1981. He has helped IPC become an industry leader in full-service security and public safety. He has provided expertise and training related to management of private investigations and security-related functions, including: corporate, individual, community crime, employee theft, asset investigation, background investigation, fraud, embezzlement, missing persons and more. Mr. Lantz joined IPC after more than 20 years with the Northfield Police Department where he served as Deputy Chief of Police from 1974 - 1981. His educational background includes: Northwestern University, Police Administration Training Program; Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy; Northeastern Illinois University, B.A, Criminal Justice; Webster University, M.A., Management, M.A., Public Administration; Kennedy-Western University, PhD, Business Administration.

"The defibrillator has become very popular across the country in airports and shopping centers," said Don Lantz, co-owner/Executive Vice President of IPC International."Mall walkers, who are usually senior citizens, start their treks at 7 a.m. and really like having defibrillators on the property.The general public also sees it as a lifesaving machine," Lantz said. The AED consists of two pads that provide electric shocks to the heart, bringing back a normal heart rhythm.It automatically reads the heartbeat of the victim when the pads are taped to the chest.The AED then announces whether to shock the person and when it should be done. "The first week defibrillators were installed in O'Hare and Midway airports, there was a save at each airport.I'm a fan, absolutely!"said Lantz. Fiesta Mall, located at the Alma School exit of the I-60 in Mesa, is made up of more than 148 specialty stores and four major department stores.Now in its 20th year of operation, Fiesta Mall is a valued contributor to the East Valley community.The mall is owned by L&B Fiesta Mall, Inc. and is managed by Institutional Property Managers of Arizona, Inc. # # #

The authorities keep the tapes for a month or so, says Donald Lantz, senior executive vice president of IPC International Corporation, the private security firm that patrols the food-court and shops. I ask Lantz."It would," he says.The man, Lantz says, a few days later via phone, has been potentially barred from Union Station."Eventually he'll be able to there again," he explains."But not in the near future."

In the Roseville apartment, police say they found burglary tools, nearly $4,700 in cash, bank deposit bags from Abercrombie & Fitch, a sensor-tag removal device and many other items that were believed to have been stolen. 'Upset by charges'"We're very concerned and upset by the charges," said Donald Lantz, senior executive vice president of IPC International."IPC and the state of Minnesota both have strict hiring criteria in place for security officer applicants, and these individuals met this criteria."The guards have been suspended without pay, he said."Our first priority is to provide a safe, secure environment for mall visitors and employees," Lantz said, "and our staff at Rosedale Mall is being reinforced to ensure that service continues."Rollin Hunsicker, mall vice president and general manager, called the case troubling.He said the investigation could potentially uncover more guards involved in such activity.