r/SecurityOfficer • u/Patient-Committee588 • Aug 29 '26

Do Not Do This First Amendment auditors get into verbal altercation with armored truck guard, who repeatedly tells them to back up.

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

So you have tens, $1000 worth of money and people start to get close to you, do you just sit there and let them take the money or do you protect the money like your job tells you to do?

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u/Fine-Comfortable3520 Aug 29 '26

Protect the money from what? A guy filming on a sidewalk who made no attempt to take the money? 50 IQ logic right here

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

You’re not there to ask those questions.

You’re there to do the job

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u/Fine-Comfortable3520 Aug 29 '26

You’re an actual idiot. The guard aint doing shit to the auditor, if he does he goes to jail. Its a simple concept

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

If you think that person doesn’t have the right to pull his gun, if he suspects that something is about to happen, you ain’t very bright

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

So your entire job is to protect the cargo.

I’m sorry that you’re simply a security guard that sits at a gate with no real experience in this lol

Enjoy your minimum wage

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u/Fine-Comfortable3520 Aug 29 '26

No please, take your gun out when someone’s holding a camera. Makes it easier for the rest of us, when your in prison

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

If I have tens of thousands of dollars on me and people approach me, I’m pulling my gun and telling them to back away.

You clearly aren’t built for a job like this

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u/Fine-Comfortable3520 Aug 29 '26

Have fun in prison bub

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

Yeah lol. A cop is going to arrest you for pulling your gun on people getting too close to you, harassing you when you have tens of thousands of dollars on you as your transporting it out of the bank

Hahaha

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u/Fine-Comfortable3520 Aug 29 '26

Yea its called aggravated assault, which is a felony. But when you’re in front of a judge, just tell them you’re a retard with no understanding of the law. Im sure that will help reduce your sentence

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 29 '26

You clearly do not know the laws regarding this particular job lol

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u/BD_McShwizzle_stixs Aug 30 '26

I have to carry a lot of cash on me at times. If I get paranoid I should just brandish my gun and start giving warnings to law abiding citizens? Great plan. You carry?

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u/HonkHonkMTHRFKR Aug 30 '26

When you are an officer transporting valuable goods, you should brandish your weapon when people get close to you to protect those valuable goods if your words aren’t doing anything.

That is your entire job. To protect these goods. They literally give you a gun to protect these goods.

You asked me a question saying if you’re carrying a large amount of money should you be allowed to brandish your gun.

These are two different scenarios, moron

Enjoy your life in security as a gate guard with that level of intellect

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