CLEARWATER - Aimee Farrell wore the uniform of her employer, Critical Intervention Services, as she lay in her casket at her funeral.
Farrell, 20, loved her job as a security officer with CIS and saw it as a stepping-stone to her dream career as a police officer.
But on Dec. 11, 2001, she was brutally raped and murdered in her Clearwater Beach apartment...
Farrell, 20, loved her job as a security officer with CIS and saw it as a stepping-stone to her dream career as a police officer.
But on Dec. 11, 2001, she was brutally raped and murdered in her Clearwater Beach apartment...
Basically, 20 year old woman worked for CIS of Clearwater, Florida. She lived on a property that CIS provided services for. If, by her retired radio call sign, they meant "ALPHA" or "ALFA," then she was an armed RMO, which is basically a regular armed officer. (No BDUs and door kicking required.)
So, a few questions for the group:
Anyone see merit in the suit? Keeping in mind that "doorman" positions are generally observe and report, something CIS isn't known for. The article implies that CIS hired the existing door guards, but they also got a call sign incorrect. (ADAM isn't in the military phonetic alphabet...)
Anyone see pros and cons for having LODD funerals for security personnel? And, having LODD funerals for those not LODD? (She was murdered in her apartment by someone she knew, not killed at work protecting someone.)
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