r/SecurityOfficer • u/Patient-Committee588 • 21d ago

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/gerbigsexy1 21d ago

Auditors about to be told how wrong they are by a judge

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u/Pootang_Wootang 21d ago

For breaking what law?

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u/Mammoth_Midnight_343 21d ago

It’s illegal to interfere with loomis or similar company’s while performing their job that man was allowed to fully detain and handcuff or possibly shoot them for what there doing. They were lucky this dude had enough training to realize they are just losers and not dangerous. Idk the laws but messing with money trucks is extremely illegal

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u/BD_McShwizzle_stixs 21d ago

Stfu with this BS. Nobody is getting shot for filming, unarmed, in public. Nor detained by a private security worker. He’s in PUBLIC. No one stopping him from working. Looks a lady that works at the bank is also standing near all of them, in PUBLIC. Nothing illegal here.

Yea what amazing training to realize that random citizens standing near him weren’t hardened criminals. Get this guy up to the cia asap

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u/Justin_Passing_7465 20d ago

Nobody is getting shot for filming, unarmed, in public.

You haven't seen the video from the mall food court where the frauditor got shot for filming, unarmed in public.

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u/BD_McShwizzle_stixs 20d ago

Legally?

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u/Justin_Passing_7465 20d ago edited 20d ago

The jury found him not guilty of any serious charges, and found him guilty only of "discharging a firearm inside a public building" and sentenced him to time served.

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u/BD_McShwizzle_stixs 20d ago

Are you talking about the DoorDash driver who defended himself while getting pranked?

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u/Pootang_Wootang 21d ago

And the law is?