Under the battery? What’s that, cold storage for planned utilization? Can’t be too useful for unplanned events.
Under the battery? What’s that, cold storage for planned utilization? Can’t be too useful for unplanned events.
Are you now, or have you ever been a member of the Doodie Project?
I’ve found a gun in the engine compartment, more often dope though.
You are thinking like a “good guy.”
Bad guys often have guns to do things to others - they are on the initiating side of Craig Douglas’ “unequal initiative” encounters.
Last guy who shot at us had an LCP in his pocket.
Had a guy years back try and pull a Colt Trooper MK III on us from a duffel bag on the seat of his truck. He thought better of it just in time but he had an uncle mikes shoulder holster in the bag along with a box of WWB / USA .357 Ammo.
Last edited by HCM; 06-13-2018 at 11:17 PM.
I’m not a LEO. No real experience being a bad guy either but fascinated by all the stories and info.
Are you now, or have you ever been a member of the Doodie Project?
I'm not sure what to tell you, I said your average company. I never intended to work in the security industry but sometimes life happens.
I'm a 15 dollar an hour rent-a-cop security guard. Luckily I work nights and 35 hours out of 40 a week I don't have to deal with the general public perception that being a guard automatically equals "Loser who flunked out of (or never made it to) the police academy."
Even though it's a loser job I show up on time every day and I do the job I'm supposed to do. I make sure I present a neat and professional appearance and I do my job to the best of my ability. I'm not really happy being lumped in with a lot of the stereotypes that make up this industry either but it is what it is
Under the battery is a common one here as well.
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Can only comment that I've seen >1 mexican carry casualty (accidental self inflicted GSW) very quickly get rolled up by PD after trauma assessment for felon in possession of a firearm/associated charges
Last edited by Nephrology; 06-13-2018 at 11:03 PM.
There is a public perception that security guards are losers. I have to deal with it almost every time I have to deal with the public. So it is there. Believe me the 50th time or the hundredth time did you walk up to somebody and the very first words out of their mouth are "Oh shit another goddamned rentacop" you get it. That's one of the reasons I like the fact that my current assignment is graveyards in a FedEx shipping yard. There's literally nobody here but me and the guy that comes into fuel to vehicles.
Having said that, I do my job well without being overzealous about it. I do the rounds I'm supposed to do as many times a night as I'm supposed to do them and I actually pay attention while I'm doing it. The other night at work I went off shift for my weekend and when I came back on Monday somebody had come up to the fence and hung two signs on it. Somebody was right outside our fence long enough to hang those signs and none of the weekend guys even noticed they were there. I caught them my very first time around the fence and I went ballistic on the weekend guys. My point is what there is of the job to do I do the best I can. And I never said that I was a loser I said that was the general public perception and it is and I'm not going to change that and I'm not going to beat my head against the wall trying.
A big part of the reason that I started this thread was because you can go on any internet gun for him and there's literally hundreds of threads how do I carry this gun how do I carry that gun? Will this holster work? Will that holster work? But I don't think I've ever seen anybody discuss how criminals carry.