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  • Aaron and his little tales

    The same as the one that exposed him on officer.com but this time using comments from this site only. If you want to see the ones from there go to ASA201 AKA Aaron claiming not to be a cop or a secuity guard but a student and then telling tales
    Allowing a complete fraud like him continue to post is dangerous and does nothing for genuine security guards images.

    1.
    Originally posted by aaron
    Ok i am looking for the UK laws specifically. I have recently been employed by a major firm in the UK. I have a patrol car with a scrolling light bar a red and blue on the front and rear dash. Also my high beam lights flash alternitavely if i activate them, also standard siren and radio coms with the office and other guards on duty. I need to know what i am allowed to carry as recently on patrol i had to put someone in the back of my patrol car when i was called to a code 4 which basically means unauthorised person is extremely dangerous area. As i was casually driving to the scene it turned into a code 1 which means staff in need of assistance, i responded with my blues and twos and when i got there my colleagues had him pinned to the ground so i grabbed in bunged him in the back of my patrol car and the police had been summoned and were waiting at the main gate. Anyway he got nicked for various offenses and the situation is pending. Now that situation got way out of hand when the person pulled a knife on one of my colleagues so another guard ran at him and jumped him from behind, now if that was the police they would have used the asp or Mace on them. Can my colleagues and i carry an asp baton, cs spray and cuffs. Also what rights to citizens have on this matter. Thanks
    2.
    Originally posted by aaron
    Ok here we go, Our cuffs, asp stay in the office or locked in the car. Which we only use when we are at work if required. Falkirk police and strathclyde police make exceptions in many occasions for large security firms and now for when we are in our work and we take the car home, we dont have to cover te lights, although we are only allowed to use them if there is an emergency incident at the workplace where the county allows us to use it.
    3.
    Originally posted by aaron
    yes we do carry and have spares of everything we carry in our cruiser. Plus a couple of extra cuffs in our cruise
    4.
    Originally posted by aaron
    To be honest i find that the maglite 4D cell works fine, lights up the area quicky and brightly so i use that, on my rig belt from left i have radio, speedcuffs, phone holder,rigid tri hinged cuffs (middle back rear) then at ma right aiming towards ma left as i am left handed asp 21" extenable
    5.
    Originally posted by aaron
    the reason i wear the shoulder holster is that it is more comofrtable then having all the gear on ma waist and i can leave the belt in the car sometimes then just have the asp and cuffs under my jacket
    6.
    Originally posted by aaron
    ok and i have taken heed lol, although i do have asps and cuffs and usually oc at ma place of work.
    7.
    Originally posted by aaron
    well we were trained in casing an area on first arrival by the met's training and the asp training came from strathclyde police academy. Basically a resit course is where i have to go back in February to resit the training on using my asp to make sure i still am competent enough to use the asp if required
    Now, we have a scenario where he has a fully equiped patrol car (Cruiser is not a UK term and I have only ever heard Aaron use it) despite sirens and blue lights being exclusively reserved for emergency services under UK law. We also then see that he later claims he isnt allowed use the siren but then backtracks and claims he can use it on public roads.

    He startes by claiming he has mace, taser, cuffs and an ASP and all on his belt with spares, then it changes to being in the office or in his car (Which means in public because he takes it home ) to then having them on a shoulder holster. This is despite these items not being routinely used by police officers and being specifically mentioned in Section 141 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 (offensive weapons) under subsection J and Q as illegal weapons. If further proof is needed then how about a direct quote? "I acknowledge that bar and nightclub door staff have a difficult job to do, but we would not support them using handcuffs. Door staff only have the same powers as the ordinary citizen and that's as it should be" (http://www.spf.org.uk/101004.htm).

    Another good point is even "Officers of the crown,court or council" cannot carry such weapons off-duty in public places but Aaron can? Now add all this together then go have a look at Gun Control Network and you will see that his original story never happened. In fact nothing like that has ever happened because Falkirk is a small place. the only large company there is the gas company and they certainly dont have armed security.

  • #2
    Change the spots

    For anyone that still cares Aaron Smith AKA ASA 201 AKA Aaron is still lurking these pages and policeforum.com and posting using different names so here is his information:

    Radioactive man is still in school, that school being Greame highschool in Falkirk (Graeme highschool website . They do not give cars to their students nor ASP's or handcuffs. They dont have a firebrigade but they do have a school nurse so that explains the EMT brag.

    Aaron is the admin of an advertising site: Free to advertise (thats it, a messageboard of ads?????

    He is also a legal whizz on Rotarclub, for model aeroplanes

    Aaron, grow up and stop bull****ting people with your fanatasies.

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    • #3
      Wow... are you sure that's his complete name? Because that's MY name... scary... Talk about one bad egg giving the rest a bad name... yeesh!
      Corbier's Commandos - "Stickin it to the ninjas!"
      Originally posted by ValleyOne
      BANG, next thing you know Bob's your Uncle and this Sgt is seemingly out on his a$$.
      Shoulda called in sick.
      Be safe!

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      • #4
        WOW!!!!
        Not even a wannabe. wtf?

        Aaron, you have got to find a better hobby than this.
        Impersonating a leo is a crime.
        Impersonating an S/O is outright shameful when so many over age 18 in most US states can become one for real.

        ps;
        Not directed at you Bridgegate.
        Observe and report what you saw with a good flashlight.
        Bedtime at sunrise

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        • #5
          Thanks... Might have to go get my name changed now... Seriously though, what are the odds that on a board with a relatively small userbase like this, we'd get 2 users from almost total opposite ends of the freakin PLANET with the same name? Just my luck he'd be a tool, too... lol
          Corbier's Commandos - "Stickin it to the ninjas!"
          Originally posted by ValleyOne
          BANG, next thing you know Bob's your Uncle and this Sgt is seemingly out on his a$$.
          Shoulda called in sick.
          Be safe!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Bridgegate
            Thanks... Might have to go get my name changed now... Seriously though, what are the odds that on a board with a relatively small userbase like this, we'd get 2 users from almost total opposite ends of the freakin PLANET with the same name? Just my luck he'd be a tool, too... lol
            Lucky for you, Aaron didn't start here, he came from Officer.com. That lowers the odds a bit.
            Some Kind of Commando Leader

            "Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law

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            • #7
              Originally posted by 3rd_shift
              WOW!!!!
              Impersonating a leo is a crime.
              Impersonating an S/O is outright shameful when so many over age 18 in most US states can become one for real.
              In my state, impersonating an s/o is also a crime
              "We appreciate all the hard work you've done, the dedicated hours you have worked, and the lives you have saved. However, since this is your third time being late to work, we are terminating your employment here."

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              • #8
                Originally posted by 1stWatch
                In my state, impersonating an s/o is also a crime
                Your one of the few, very few, states that has that on the books. In Florida, impersonating a "Watchman" is a crime, but only the Sheriff can designate Watchmen for Department of Defense purposes.

                In Wisconsin... There are no such laws, only "Impersonating a Public Officer," and "Impersonating a Peace Officer."
                Some Kind of Commando Leader

                "Every time I see another crazy Florida post, I'm glad I don't work there." ~ Minneapolis Security on Florida Security Law

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by N. A. Corbier
                  Your one of the few, very few, states that has that on the books. In Florida, impersonating a "Watchman" is a crime, but only the Sheriff can designate Watchmen for Department of Defense purposes.

                  In Wisconsin... There are no such laws, only "Impersonating a Public Officer," and "Impersonating a Peace Officer."
                  Probably because most people wouldn't want to impersonate a s/o anyhow.....no respect
                  Security: Freedom from fear; danger; safe; a feeling of well-being. (Webster's)

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