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Legality of the word "police"

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  • gmayes
    If you are Head of Security why would you want to use the word "POLICE" ??????????? There are too many security guards now thinking they are police.

    G. Mayes/// Part Time FFL Dealer/No expert on guns by any means just a Gun Loving Nut
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  • HorsieHung
    well people tend to take the term police more seriously, and we are a large retort...i just need to know the legality of the word

    I would rather be held by 3 stewardesses and 3 cheerleaders, than carried by 6, judged by 12, or any number of anything.
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  • Der Gebirgsjager
    I believe that you will find this to vary from state to state. It's a pretty touchy and technical issue. For example: Security Officer is definately not Police Officer. Security Police Officer may be acceptable. I would be inclined to contact the Florida Attorney General's Office and ask the question. Why not move this topic over to the General Discussion Forum where there are a number of active Law Enforcement Officers?
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  • CFPython
    Unless you're certified by the State of Fla as a LEO, and currently employed as a sworn law enforcement officer (not a security position), flashing or displaying a badge or ID with Police on it will get you locked up. State law prohibits it.

    The only thing worse than lawbreakers, are lawmakers.
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  • pikeal1
    be careful carrying a gun around on duty at your job. a lot of employers...even security outifts don't allow their guards to be armed even if they do have a CCW.

    "The only way American citizens can adequately be protected from terror and violence is when" those in authority protect us from those who would harm us, instead of protecting us from ourselves.
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    You've recieved some Very Good Advice....Now lets move this Topic to the General Discussion Forums...

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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