As a child, Lauren Bell didn’t think there was anything unusual about her family. She figured everyone knew to constantly be aware of their surroundings, to never walk the streets after dark while wearing headphones, and to always keep their can of mace in their hand, rather than in their purse.Only when she got to university did she realise that not all her peers had been drilled so relentlessly on how to spot and avoid potential violence. Then again, not every teenager was raised by a father who served four US Presidents as an agent of the Secret Service.”Our…
