TP2000
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You never got around to answering my question on how much money someone has to give you before you try and prevent violence towards women. Just a ballpark figure would be fine.
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You never got around to answering my question on how much money someone has to give you before you try and prevent violence towards women. Just a ballpark figure would be fine.
TROR
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I don't know anything about the legality of it, I'm merely stating that I believe security guards should step in. What other purpose do they have if not to provide security?
Gabe1
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And there is the issue. What you believe should happen. Not what you know as protocols.
What if mere security guard causes harm to a guest or an innocent bystander while involved in a physical altercation with guests? What happens if they are injured overstepping their job description or protocol? My understanding of situations like this is try to contain or defuse until law enforcement arrives. It seems many have different knowledge or pretend to.
TROR
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What's the difference between a security guard causing harm to a guest by accident as opposed to a police officer doing so?
Darkbeer1
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America's Newsroom report from 7/10/2019
Gabe1
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Not my point which you continue to avoid and twist but is still smacking you in the face.
It is casts job description and responsibilities that restrict their physical involvement. Reasons why real law enforcement is on property. It isn’t that in your world that you believe $16.60 is a highly paid salary in California, it is the difference between what security limits are vs law enforcement.
You can’t seem to comprehend the difference between sworn officers and cast employee abilities to physically involve themselves in a brawl. Sworn officers are so different than a hire as security no matter what rubric you wish to pin a salary range to. The inability to comprehend the difference between security and law enforcement is telling.
Darkbeer1
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You can't fight at Disneyland. Here's what else can get you kicked out of the park
A fight at Toontown alarmed Disneyland guests, as violence is almost unheard of in the park. But its rules address more than fighting. Here's a look.
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Darkbeer1
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And Tonight's Ingraham Angle featuring the Texas Coach. The second part has a Doctor talking about why folks opt to videotape instead of helping out in these types of situations.
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Gabe1
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Big difference. You really don't know what a private citizen at a job vs a sworn officer? Why one has a gun and the other does not? Why one can arrest and detain and the other doesn't? Really? OMG! Nobody can really be that inept.
TROR
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Security guards are allowed to carry firearms and are allowed to detain individuals, though. Again, what’s the point of security if not to provide security?
Californian Elitist
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Not always true. I’m not saying you’re racist, but you made an ignorant comment about social class and you can at least be called out for that.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Replace "ice cream" with "dole whip" and I think your account is accurate.
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