The New Guy... (Second Attempt)

[MiB Security Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MiB Security]

This is my second attempt to create an account. My first one didn't seem to go through even after I validated it. So looks like this one is working now!

Look forward to getting to know allot of you and sharing experiences, seems like there are allot different kinds of people on here. Little background on me I guess... I am sure like a lot of you I got into nightclub security back in 1999 after a roommate of me got me interested in it. I worked Arlington, Midtown and Georgetown and I became on of the top spotters of fake ID's in the VA and Wash DC area for years. I then moved to Atlanta and worked my way into and later ran the door at three the largest and hottest nightclubs in Atlanta from 2002-2005.

Back in 2001 I decided to started my own security company, but being active duty military for the past 17 years I have to pack up and move it every 3-4 years and start over. It becomes difficult with every state having different laws and requirements and just as I get it going I have to move. I still love ID fraud, but I have been working more at getting into the celebrity and executive protection more and more and I love it. I currently live in Maine now, but again am being transferred to the New Orleans area in November 2007 so I get to start all over AGAIN!

So who is who around here?

Ryan

[Chucky Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Chucky]

Welcome MIB. I thought Brunswick closed down a long time ago. Guess Not.
Celebrity and executive protection could be a tough one since these folks are all over the world on short notice. That would rule out a lot of options for defensive weapons. Although if you know the martial arts very well then it would be a large plus.

[UtahProtectionForce Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close UtahProtectionForce]

welcome to the board. look forward to hearing your opinions on topics covered here.

[BoyInBlue Member Find all posts View Profile Close BoyInBlue]

Mib

Welcome. I can second the ID checking; I've been at the door of a major nightclub for about a year now, and it gives me a hard-on every time a get a fake (or misrepresented) ID. I Hope we can share some good tips... I know CA like the back of my hand.

[MiB Security Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close MiB Security]

Re: ID's

What you say we start an ID thread and talk about things we have seen in the past or tricks to pass on to our fellow doorman. What would be the right section on the forum to start an ID thread?

MiB

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Started the ID thread

For anyone who wants to get in on the Fake ID thread I have started it! http://forums.securityinfowatch.com/...ead.php?t=2909

[Bill Warnock Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bill Warnock]

MiB Security:
Welcome to the forum. I am a firm believer in cross pollination and learning from each other how to do a better job and reduce risks. I didn't know the on-duty injury, disability and death rates among executive protection specialists was so very high. Insurance rate premiums for those in your chosen field are the highest in the world, if, operative word if, you can even find it. I guess it was just as hard to insure a kamikaze pilot.
Ever have the chance to meet Chuck Vance, retired US Secret Agent? Interesting person!
Enjoy the day,
Bill

[Chucky Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Chucky]

Actually kamikaze pilots next of kins would not be able to collect since most policies will not pay for suicide deaths. And the reason they sterilize the needle in a lethal injection death at prisons is in case the governor should call just prior to the button being pushed.

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[HotelSecurity Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close HotelSecurity]

Not only scientists but Canadians also use celsius!

[N. A. Corbier Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close N. A. Corbier]

Not only scientists but Canadians also use celsius!

Yes, which makes it more interesting to say "0."