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Guards II's in most of the California districts were given limited arrest authority, although almost non the the emplyers let thier people know this.
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Originally posted by BUCKSHOTWow those are all big companies that seem to have great opportunties. Does anyone know if it is a must to have 3 years as a leo to work as a court officer?
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Around here, it is Knight Protective Services. I am currently in proccess to be
hired by them, and am learning a lot about how federal contracts work with security.
Contact is thru General Services Administration, under the auspicis of Federal Protective Services. Power of arrest is limited as they are not Sworn officers.
Security is security, not law enforcement. But they are Armed security.
starting pay is good, but no health benefits.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by BHR LawsonWho's taking it?
(And more importantly... why am I seeing my post above yours?!)
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Black Ceasar:
Ask the Marshal or Chief Deputy. They'll be happy to tell you.
Enjoy the day,
Bill
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When I started working on the GSA Dallas contract as a Guard back in 97, I asked my supervisor "who are those guys in the Blazers?". They were, of course , CSOs. I asked what it took to get on with them (they make way better money than Guards, and Guards don't make bad money at all). He said "Do you have God's home phone number?". When I said no, he said "well, forget it then". lol
Now, 9 years (and 8+ years of qualifying police experiance) later, I'm seriously thinking of finding you who has the USMS contract here in Dallas and sending them a resume. Hell yea I'd quit my job at the college for a CSO spot, I can always go Reserve for the College District (and our reserves get paid) to keep my peace officer's license.
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Nathan:
The CSOs are contract employees of the USMS and receive credentials identical to Deputy USMS except they have the same powers as deputies when actually in performance of their duties in the courthouse or other duties as assigned by the US Marshal and the Chief Judge such as escorting judges to and from their quarters and at times escorting prisoners with a DUSM.
As a minimum, they must have at least three years of sworn experience and a graduate of a recognized military or civilian law enforcement academy. Most are retired USMS, other federal, military, state, county or local law enforcement.
Guard service alone is not a qualifying experience.
Enjoy the day,
Bill
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Court Security Officers are not security guards. If you read the GSA General Schedule, it outlines that a CSO has specific duties that a Guard I (The GSA GS rating of a security guard) will never have.
Most agencies want their CSOs to be former LE or military. Depending on the agency, they will give the CSO limited or full arrest powers. Guard Is are not given arrest powers, and Guard IIs (Armed guards) usually are not.
Any contractor who goes through GSA Advantage certification can offer CSOs, Guard Is, Guard IIs, or Security Police Officers. They just have to register with GSA, go through the hoops, and offer specialized pricing to agencies.
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On another note, I think the server running this software is under extreme load.I got the "post in 30 seconds" message, its been 3 minutes since my last post, so the CPU is under so much load that the clock can't update correctly.
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Originally posted by publicsafetyredUS Protect www.usprotect.com
Wackenhut (WSI division)
Securitas (Pinkerton division, yes it does still exist)
Quest Security (Out of AZ)
Personal Protective Services
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by BHR LawsonOut here they have the Ft. Lewis Gate contract so you will see them at various gates.
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Originally posted by wilrobnsonNot for long.
(And more importantly... why am I seeing my post above yours?!)
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Originally posted by BUCKSHOTDoes anyone know of any other security companys that do security at federal buildings?
Wackenhut (WSI division)
Securitas (Pinkerton division, yes it does still exist)
Quest Security (Out of AZ)
Personal Protective Services
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In Canada the Corps of Commissioners has the right of first refusal on all federal governemtn contracts. Until recently you had to be an ex military or ex RCMP to work for them.
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Does anyone know of any other security companys that do security at federal buildings?
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So thats who is operating at the DOD gates of installations.. Not impressed in my opinion, but I posted that elsewhere.
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