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What is your security specialty?
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Posted almost 5 years ago Just curious what our community members do in their field. As for me, I'm in patrol. I supervise about 30+ employees in my district and hit about 21 different sites between two and five times a night. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Government subsidized housing, duties vary, love the work. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Industrial Broken By Faith Renewed By Sacrifice
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| Posted almost 5 years ago My specialty is Housing and Campus safety including but not limited to: 1) Bullsh*t 2) The harrassment of random crackheads 3) The tasing of hippies 4) Bullsh*t 5) Deploying OC at hippies 6) Anything and Everything that involves hippies 7) Bullsh*tting with bored LEO's 8) Trying to avoid naked people 9) Slow motion foot pursuits of vandals and thieves (while listening to Chariots of Fire on our duty MP3 players) 10) Getting paid for all that hard flashlight jockying and key jangling. Yes, we get a bonus for every crackhead we beat up, and every hippy we tase/spray. That bonus goes down for every raccoon, squirrel, chipmunk, or possum that gets maced or tased though, so we usually end up with nada. And we learned that shaving cats to look like poodles is frowned upon in some circles. (SEO shrugs)
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| Posted almost 5 years ago SEO says ...
Broken By Faith Renewed By Sacrifice
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Man that brought back memories SEO last time i shaved a cat i got the crap kicked out of me cause my friends mom misunderstood what i said when she asked what me and her were doing. Broken By Faith Renewed By Sacrifice
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Offroader21 says ...
RRRROTFL! In God we trust...all others we run through NCIC |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago well, my specialty working the hospital beats....alas currently I'm stuck in a really boring job sitting in front of several computer consoles monitoring alarms and camera systems for a half dozen sites across the US & another half dozen around the globe.... so I get to call folks in India all night long to tell them about alarms and it doesn't matter what kind of alarm I tell them about.... door, card reader. fire, etc they all give the EXACT same answer "Ok I check the door." on the plus side I do get paid really well for it. Too many youngsters get their hands on firearms without proper supervision. Keep your guns secure from ALL unauthorized persons! Lets stop burying children - PLEASE (jal.fast@yahoo.com) |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago hospitalcop says ...
LOL, wanna trade jobs? In God we trust...all others we run through NCIC |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago My specialty is CCTV instalation and service, lead fire system operator and all around back up tecnology guy when the technologist is gone. No extra pay for all that stuff either. Oh, I also have to deal with the smart a$$ new guy that thinks he is gods gift to the job!! I definately don't get paid enough!! |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago sgt_campbell says ...
And have you ever had to pull that gun with the flashlight jamed up behind it, how do you supervise others when you can't properly set up your own pistol belt? Pain is weakness leaving the body. Obstacles are what we see when we take our eyes off the goal. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago KSP494 says ...
DOH! In God we trust...all others we run through NCIC |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago He never answers my questions, he may teach me something here that I didn't know. Pain is weakness leaving the body. Obstacles are what we see when we take our eyes off the goal. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago KSP494 says ...
Valid question... I'd hate to be in a situation like that and be unable to draw.... |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago KSP494 says ...
That's not my pistol belt in the picture. It's just an avatar. I use a Blackhawk CQC level II holster with SERPA trigger lock. And my pistol is the only piece of equipment on my right side. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago CBone8408 says ...
Wrong thread, CBone. You're thinking about the guy in the uniform thread. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago sgt_campbell says ...
I don't laugh in death's face. I tend to make belittling comments and snigger behind death's back. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago SEO says ...
Heck, SEO.... I was gonna ask if your crew had any openings? Too many youngsters get their hands on firearms without proper supervision. Keep your guns secure from ALL unauthorized persons! Lets stop burying children - PLEASE (jal.fast@yahoo.com) |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago hospitalcop says ...
Well, as a matter of fact we do :P You current on your Anti-Hippy league certification and Kumbia Combat Course? In God we trust...all others we run through NCIC |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago SEO says ...
I just re-certified on the kumbi-ya course last week.... but I have never been a member of the Anti-Hippy League.... besides keeping hair an acceptable uniform appearance length are there any other costs? Too many youngsters get their hands on firearms without proper supervision. Keep your guns secure from ALL unauthorized persons! Lets stop burying children - PLEASE (jal.fast@yahoo.com) |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago hospitalcop says ...
Nope, its free. Do you have T.A.C.T. training at your hospital? Its something that Mercy Hospital made us go through. I call it Kumbia Training because it is SO lame. I guess its mostly for combative mental patients, but we were trained to whoop their asses without hurting them. I could hear the bongos and ukeleles. In God we trust...all others we run through NCIC |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago My specialty WAS catching people, when employed as security at a local mall, at 2am in the mall parking lot doing the nasty...I would catch 3 or 4 different couple EVERYNIGHT I worked. I averaged 10 couples a week. ahh it takes mighty skill to catch that let me tell you.. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Current specialty: monitoring and guiding both my patrol and gate officers to keep them from slacking off and getting hurt. Previous specialty: Traffic control and spotting and correcting vehicle violations (speed, tags, inspections, defective equipment, and such.....can't seem to turn that off now) |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Besides making sure the building doesn't blow away in the latest string of Tornado's out here and floats away in the floods the midwest is suffering under, I do my part for gravity by holding as many chairs down as possible. Seriously, patrol, especially when employees are in the building. Computer programmers are not very healthy and I need to keep up on my CPR and AED certifications. Surfing PL is also in the job description, I think. Maybe it is the Post Orders. Certified wiseacre. Proudly serving since 1986.
Bring back Reagan and Patton....... |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago USAFE7 says ...
I'm thinking about adding an addendum to require PL on all our computers, for officer safety, of course. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago JCSegida says ...
That's not a bad idea, makes a 16 hour double go by faster..... I think I need more chairs to hold down though..... Certified wiseacre. Proudly serving since 1986.
Bring back Reagan and Patton....... |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago USAFE7 says ...
Amen to that, especially when the second half of that double is mid to 8. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago JCSegida says ...
7 to 15 is ok, 15 to 23 is ok, but 7 to 23 yeah that stinks............... Certified wiseacre. Proudly serving since 1986.
Bring back Reagan and Patton....... |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Sending plenty of caffeine your way, and sandbags to help with the flooding |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago JCSegida says ...
The sandbags will help hold stuff down from the tornados also, thanks. The Coffee is always welcome..... Certified wiseacre. Proudly serving since 1986.
Bring back Reagan and Patton....... |


