im a armed memphis security officer and i wish the companies here have that same setup and understanding how a uniform is properly worn outstanding guys
2:17 "All uniforms will have the company name on them, and not something vague like 'security,' 'investigator'... or... 'EMERGENCY SECURITY TEAM.'" Spicy line. If you know, you know. 😏
One of the security agencies/firms I am affiliated with, in addition to tactical uniforms like the ones shown, also has a Class A uniform that is worn for more formal purposes, as well as for personnel in administrative positions
How have those body cams been working for you guys from a reliability and customer support perspective? Currently looking into some options for my employer and would love some real world feedback on that system. Thanks in advance and stay safe out there.
@@voodoo2GPC we've been using their products for about 10 years. Just like anything, you'll have gremlins, but they have always done right by us. Lots of LE use these domestically and internationally.
Since Arcadia is an extremely well funded and outfitted company by far, I imagine the firearms are company-owned and issued to them. I’ve worked several security companies before I became a LEO, paragon is the only company I’ve worked that issued company-owned firearms. Any other security companies I worked for, I had to provide my own gears.
I saw multiple different firearms in the video, I’m sure they are self owned and not provided by the company. I agree however; only Allied Universal and Paragon have ever issued fire arms in my experience, all others I’ve used my own firearms even in law enforcement but that depends on department size, position and funding.
@ThePratt61 they didn't close. Our owner revoked the licensing agreement allowing them to use our name for the reason you detailed. They are still around, just under a new name.
