In most states, yes, if they catch you
because they are still a form of a cop. mostly they get people who are already arrested like in jails
in the act.
no
Most security guards do not have powers of arrest - only those sworn as law enforcement officers do, which would make them privatized police, and not security guards. As for powers of detention, it varies greatly between agencies and properties they secure. Guards at a nuclear power plant can detain - mall security typically cannot.
A typical security guard is not allowed to carry a gun. There are security guards that carry guns, but they must get additional permits and training for this. Guards without guns can do what is called a private arrest. Security guards with guns generally work for the government, military, casinos or some other money bearing entity.
policeAlso: Security guards and 'Special Officers" who have the pwoer of arrest on their particular assigned property.
rules or regulations applaying to security guards from the Ontario statute regulating security guards
Security guards are generally allowed to use physical force when necessary to stop a crime or defend themselves. However, the level of force used should be proportional to the threat, and excessive force can result in legal consequences for the guard.
Before We Were Security Guards was created in 2004.
border guards
Some security guards have- and do- carry guns. Going back to the days of stage coach guards "riding shotgun", bank guards, armored car guards. The security guards at nuclear plants today are armed. SOME security guards are not armed. The answer to your question would be "Maybe".
Colleges most certainly offer security guards services. Pretty much any major institution or company should and most likely will have security guards services.
Really!? Security Guards
hard rhymes with guard but i dont know about guards