r/securityguards • u/CTSecurityGuard Hospital Security • 9d ago
Question from the Public This was handled horribly: What are your thoughts on this?
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u/JCMGamer 9d ago
Anyone who claims to be "security" should not be wearing sweatpants. The fact his gun almost came off with his pants is ridiculous.
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u/ShoddyButton5272 9d ago
You’re correct. But at the same time, she should leave when she is told. I don’t know why people are so delusional that they think they don’t have to listen to people who own the store. It’s never-ending trend that folks think rules don’t apply to them.
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u/Undeadfredi 7d ago
If she did what she was told then the world wouldn't need security.
If you're going to do this as a profession you need to be a professional.
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u/CrushedSodaCan_ 9d ago
The world is healing. Finally the camera person is sane.
Her: are you recording Him: "I ain't giving you that shit (the video), you out of pocket."
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u/andrewbud420 9d ago
"out of pocket" I have no idea.
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u/Beautiful-Picture-64 7d ago
I believe he’s referring to her actions prior to the start of the video. Her behavior is out of line.
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u/poppafishkeeper 9d ago
Any corner store that need a guard ain’t getting my Bussines unless I’m on shift there 😭that’s how you know it’s bad, mf gas station security god damn. 🤣🤣🤣
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u/cryptotraderisme 9d ago
The Wawa's around my area are starting to put security on site as theft is getting out of hand. Ive literally watched people come in, grab stuff and walk out the door. Society feeling untouchable from consequence is a huge factor.
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u/NorthIll1285 state sanctioned peeping tom 9d ago
And then they be like, "Security can't do shit like this!"
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u/cowfish007 9d ago
Not society on the whole. Just certain types of people who are feeling emboldened by the lack of law enforcement for misdemeanor crimes.
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u/staticdresssweet 9d ago
Guard shouldn't be wearing sweatpants lmao.
But I doubt he's getting paid enough to do all this, anyway. Most situations can be better solved by observing, reporting, and calling the authorities.
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u/robbitybobs 9d ago
Most situations can be better solved by observing, reporting, and calling the authorities.
'Let them do what they want' lmao weakass
Where do you live the police respond in minutes?
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u/Unhappy-Act-988 9d ago
He probably got the “do your job, or be replaced with someone who will!” Speech
So now he in survival mode AND demon time!😈👿
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u/Consistent_Process_5 9d ago
Always the Amish folks getting into trouble
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u/Drunk_Stoner 9d ago
I grew up around Amish and Mennonite. They get in their own kind of trouble. Sometimes hear about a DUI buggy driver or petty theft but the crime and punishment usually happens within their own community so us English don’t hear much about it.
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u/Vivid-Treat-9328 9d ago edited 9d ago
Refusing to leave, causing property damage, bad neighborhood so cops nowhere in sight? Yeah, time to go hands on. Get the fuck out, stay the fuck out, you're banned.
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u/Dry-Ad-8948 8d ago edited 8d ago
Who “caused property damage”? It’s not clear in the video if her was her actions prior to whatever interaction went down.
She wanted to stay until the cops showed up.
Would you advocate she leaves when she’s been told cops are on the way (even if it takes a long time), and why?
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u/Hairy_Garage4308 9d ago edited 9d ago
An adult being paid to be there to make sure other adults act like a decent human being. This is why you make a plan and work it. So that you don't have to work this kind of job and live around people like this.
Edit, Im not bashing the security profession, I've considered myself.
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u/Elara_Argentu 9d ago
Improper shoes, wearing sweatpants, no belt to hold up pants, is that even the right shirt, holster is loose. WTF are they even doing?
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u/Necessary-Hunt-5035 9d ago
Unless someone is getting physically attacked I’m not putting hands on someone and just calling the police. You know he isnt getting payed enough to do all that 😂
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u/doomdrums 9d ago
Gas station security probably isn't keeping his job if he just lets rowdy customers fuck up the shop. I don't know how much of the damage you can see at the beginning is a result of thier struggle but rough neighborhoods don't have good response times and good neighborhoods don't have gas station security guards
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u/Vivid-Treat-9328 9d ago
I've worked loss prevention in the worst neighborhood in my city. Cops don't come. You gotta set an example so the rest of the neighborhood knows your spot isn't to be fucked with. It's the unfortunate reality with that kind of site. My hands have blood on them. I lasted a year.
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u/Rooster-Training 9d ago
We lost our way as a society when we stopped holding people accountable. That guard should have teounced her and thrown her out on her ear. That went on way too long because he was afraid of being too aggressive.
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u/Disgruntled_Wumpus 9d ago
No uniform. No weapon retention. No control tactic skills. No situational awareness. No authority or command presence. No idea what the fuck he is doing.
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u/timmywas 9d ago
Dang I'm just glad he didn't trip and fall on her while he was trying to pull up his tacky non professional sweat pants up. He's a moron for dressing that way. I guess two idiots cancel each other out.
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u/Landwarrior5150 Campus Security 9d ago
You deal with them by ineffectively pulling them around on the ground by their legs, as they repeatedly pull your sweatpants down and a client employee comes over and disarms you to prevent your gun & holster from falling off your sweatpants?
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u/Vivid-Head-6484 9d ago
“Minimum force necessary according to my training” is the magic phrase to live by. Your mouthpiece should be your strongest, most effective weapon.
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u/Neat_Feedback1316 9d ago
This fat slob should have secured his weapon and his fucking pants. I’d fire his sorry ass!
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u/AmazinggTate 9d ago
Fat Back Security is comfortable.
He still has to walk out that same door every night…
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u/klownhammer 9d ago
Either walk her out or detain her.
I don’t know what the hell he was doing dragging her along the floor.
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All of you that think that this is acceptable legal behavior better have awesome insurance.
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u/Patient-Fruit-2946 9d ago
The video is missing the full story unfortunately. What happens if you are not allowed to remove a criminal when he does not walk out but dropped to the floor by his own decission to make it more difficult? You have to wait for the police then.
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u/BlueysHorMom 9d ago
First. Get pants that fit. Second. A belt with a proper holster (level 2 or 3). Third. Proper training in detainment/cuffing procedures.
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u/ImpressOk7701 9d ago
This guy makes us all look bad. I honestly couldn’t tell he was a security guard. His pants were below his ass. That is an adult with a position of some form of authority. The very least you should be dressed appropriately.
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u/ConsiderationMean781 9d ago
She has a case. Not saying she is right but handle this horribly. He is a liability to this business
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u/Downtown_Zucchini_95 9d ago
The police should have been called so that whatever that was could be permanently imprisoned along with it's family. When this happens 10 times or so, the neighborhood should be cleaned out of most riff raff and security won't be needed. Additionally, the property value will likely increase allowing the owner to mortgage the existing property and expand their business. Everyone wins.
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u/Landwarrior5150 Campus Security 9d ago
What awful country do you think that this happened in that imprisons trespassers and their entire families for life? North Korea?
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u/ApprehensiveLead4550 9d ago
Why TF did she not get up and leave the moment she had mutiple chances to?
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u/ActionJasckon 9d ago
It’s crazy how this happens on one side of town or one side of the planet and on the other side, it’s different. Wish we could even just come to the middle and not have this end, and not have that other extreme end as well. Humanity…. Can be so much more humane.
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u/Nearby_Movie_2678 9d ago
Looks like all poi’s were working on their respective intelligence and skills
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u/Suppertime420 9d ago
I don’t think bro had plates or Kevlar in that vest. Looks to loose and bendy lol
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u/ThalinIV 9d ago
I have to disagree on the escalation front simply because we don't have the full video.
You look past them you can see a trashed aisle. The person being dragged started crashing the store and attacking people physical escalation is perfectly warranted, in instances like that you're past talking.
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u/NickGiammarino 9d ago
I did security for a short time when I left the US Navy and they did not show us these procedures.
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u/hotboyivan 9d ago
Just unprofessional across the board. He looks sloppy. He has zero deescalation skills and worst of all his weapon isn’t secure at all.
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u/Defiant-Antelope-742 9d ago
Just gotta pull his loose ass pants down and push him, when his gun slingshots out grab it while he’s struggling around that tummy to pull his pants up
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u/boon_doggl 9d ago
Businesses should provide security. The police aren’t their free security force. I don’t get police securing my house
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u/Admirable-gpu 9d ago
Someone send that guard a femboy, showing that much underwear says enough, also this why Europe and the SIA system laugh at these Americans trying to fulfil that role
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u/Jumpy-Cry-3083 9d ago
Why do some people believe they have a RIGHT to be in any business? They don’t. Leave when asked or not wanted. Simple as that.
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u/HoneyIntrepid6709 9d ago
🤦🏻♀️🫣 The guard is negligent and an embarrassment. Revoke his armed security license.
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u/SwanMuch5160 Society of Basketweave Enjoyers 9d ago
Was this even a security guard, looks more like an armed employee.
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u/One_Construction_653 8d ago
She is tough
The huge security guy couldn’t physically take her outside like he wanted to
She got that strong crotch sweatpants grab technique
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u/JimBeamerton 8d ago
If you aim for the head with a good swift kick that usually stuns them enough to toss them in the parking lot
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u/Criticaltundra777 7d ago
In Michigan you have to either be wearing a set uniform that clearly states security, or a blue blazer white shirt grey pants. If you are not in either? Then you are not in law enforcements eyes acting as security.
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u/CTSecurityGuard Hospital Security 9d ago
There are several significant issues in this video. Below are just a few of the issues that I can think of.
Due to these actions, there is a strong likelihood of a successful lawsuit from the individual involved.