"Start a topic, we'll continue it there. However, strangely enough... Your being sub-contracted to another company? That's interesting. It sounds like someone else got toe bid for that block of ATMs, and they can't handle it, so they just hired who does all the ATMs.
Who's saying, btw, you can't carry OC and impact? The company, or NCR? The company can make all the rules they want, but there's no law prohibiting you from carrying those items, any private citizen may. It may be a violation of company policy, but if its not written policy, then nobody was adequately informed.
It sounds like the armored car mentality. You don't need anything but a gun (No speedloaders, either), because all your going to do is shoot anything that gets in your way."
- N.A. Corbier
Yep, I bet that?s it. We have the means and the people but they don?t. And they are a major security company compared to us, go figure. As for OC. Well, the boss has said he nether condones or denies the use of OC or impact. He just feels that it?s up to the user to make sure they know the liabilities in using it. And I am pretty sure its not written policy. If your not trained or have proof that you are proficient with it I guess it can open you up for liability. The clients could care less about what we carry. As long as it?s not costing them extra. But as you say, citizens carry all kinds of stuff with them these days even those with out a concealed weapons permit let alone any kind of training. I just stopped all together for the moment till I get a better feeling of all this stuff that?s started to surface. But the ASP and the OC is in the car just in case. I have carried a stun gun before, but thought against it because it?s a contact weapon and I hate to get it taken away from me and used on myself. But the job seems to be getting stagnated now, again as much as I love it. It's getting those little ear marks that make your spidey sense tingle.
Who's saying, btw, you can't carry OC and impact? The company, or NCR? The company can make all the rules they want, but there's no law prohibiting you from carrying those items, any private citizen may. It may be a violation of company policy, but if its not written policy, then nobody was adequately informed.
It sounds like the armored car mentality. You don't need anything but a gun (No speedloaders, either), because all your going to do is shoot anything that gets in your way."
- N.A. Corbier
Yep, I bet that?s it. We have the means and the people but they don?t. And they are a major security company compared to us, go figure. As for OC. Well, the boss has said he nether condones or denies the use of OC or impact. He just feels that it?s up to the user to make sure they know the liabilities in using it. And I am pretty sure its not written policy. If your not trained or have proof that you are proficient with it I guess it can open you up for liability. The clients could care less about what we carry. As long as it?s not costing them extra. But as you say, citizens carry all kinds of stuff with them these days even those with out a concealed weapons permit let alone any kind of training. I just stopped all together for the moment till I get a better feeling of all this stuff that?s started to surface. But the ASP and the OC is in the car just in case. I have carried a stun gun before, but thought against it because it?s a contact weapon and I hate to get it taken away from me and used on myself. But the job seems to be getting stagnated now, again as much as I love it. It's getting those little ear marks that make your spidey sense tingle.
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