San Diego P.D. Arrest Man Threatening Bank Security

[1stWatch]

San Diego, CA:
San Diego police arrested a man who refused to cooperate with a female security officer at a bank. The man reportedly refuse to remove his cap and then attacked the security officer's boyfriend during a verbal altercation and threatened the two while waving a gun. According to the article, the suspect was still wearing the cap during his arrest booking.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20060520-1650-bank.html

[N. A. Corbier]

One question. What was the security officer's boyfriend doing involved? Hell, why was he there?

[GCMC Security]

Thats what I was wondering

[1stWatch]

Good question.

[Bill Warnock]

Good question.

Folks, I've seen this on a number of times. Some posts are really bad and so the female security officer asks her husband or boyfriend to go on shift with them if possible. Their presence gives them some comfort.
Enjoy the day,
Bill

[Mr. Security]

If he really cares for her, he will encourage her to request a better post or look for another job.

[Bill Warnock]

If he really cares for her, he will encourage her to request a better post or look for another job.

Quite true; however, many people do not have the luxury of selecting posts or occupations. One has to cope as they best they can, sometimes under very trying circumstances.
Enjoy the day,
Bill

[1stWatch]

Folks, I've seen this on a number of times. Some posts are really bad and so the female security officer asks her husband or boyfriend to go on shift with them if possible. Their presence gives them some comfort.
Enjoy the day,
Bill

This may be true, but if so that would show she is really not qualified for the position she was put in. That is not to say she should not work in the field at all, but the bank assignment is most likely not ideal. If I was her supervisor she would be reassigned the next day.