casion security

[talon]

Jesus F'n Christ...

"I used to cite any and all security guards I found wearing a dark blue uniform and/or had an oval badge. In the LAPD only traffic cops wear shoulder patches, so I did not care what type of patches they wore as long as they did not say police. I felt kind of bad about giving the individual guard a citation since the guard does not have any say in what uniforms the company issues, but then I got over it. I used to love seeing the security guard's expression when one of them would call me to solve a problem but the guard was the one who ended up with a citation for looking too much like me. At least I was always nice about it and never gave the guard the citation in front of others."


You know, only a complete a$$hole would cite a Security Guard for wearing a uniform that they didn't like.

Its idiotic stupidity like that that turns my stomach and has left me with such a bad taste in my mouth for Locals.

[Guest]

You know, only a complete a$$hole would cite a Security Guard for wearing a uniform that they didn't like.

Its idiotic stupidity like that that turns my stomach and has left me with such a bad taste in my mouth for Locals.[/QUOTE]

You're welcome, Talon.

[Michael Ledgerwood]

Its funny how this was supposed to be a thread on casino security and what type of security is most like law enforcement. 9 pages later were ranting and raving on how the police need to respect us more.

[N. A. Corbier]

Its funny how this was supposed to be a thread on casino security and what type of security is most like law enforcement. 9 pages later were ranting and raving on how the police need to respect us more.

We've never really been much for "on topic" here...

[Tennsix]

Its funny how this was supposed to be a thread on casino security and what type of security is most like law enforcement. 9 pages later were ranting and raving on how the police need to respect us more.

In my state, casino security is police work. The state police do that job.

[Guest]

[Tennsix]

Well, obviously we don't let a DWI suspect get back in his car and go. We still tow the car, but the student suspect is free to go after information has been taken for a conduct report.

The purpose of having peace officers, according to the college is to protect the college's staff, students and interests from outsiders (read: city scumbags).

[Lawson]

It sounds a lot better in the media when you protected the students of the University from an outside threat, then when you had to book one of their own. Because we all know Universities would NEVER have a student who could possibly commit a felony.

[crankloud]

worked with police.

I worked directly with police at Byron bay summer rock festival from 1999 to 2005. There were approx 20,000 drunk idiots there, every charge laid from drunk and disorderly to rape. 25 arrests over a 2 day period. Weapons such as machetes and small axes all concealed were found during entry searches. Three security officers assaulted and two police wounded also. Fun and games all round.