Providing Security in Juárez, Mexico | The New York Times 

This guy is smart. He didn’t hire police or former police officers bc they are the eyes and ears of the cartels and a Liability for his team.

God bless this man and his family.

He’s wearing a AP watch, defo legit

God bless this brother and keep him safe along with his team and familia.

3:20 "that's not my business" as he puts his sunglasses on to hide his eyes lol

I never have seen so many security experts in one comment section. If you all joined the security business in Juarez, the city would become a better place!

9mm is no match, for the AK-47

these are the true heroes that face the problem and seek a solution not as all the ones that flee and complain begging the American government for asylum and handouts. Mucho respeto y valor!

2:36 how the fuck can those girls be laughing when there are people right next to them in grieving pain.

A true and honest report from Mexico! Thanks for uploading, and thanks for the courage to even produce this report!

How can you protect a VIP with pistols only... I wouldnt trust my life on a Low level security agency

Nobody should have to live like this. This is why people of Mexico want to come to America. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

It takes balls to work security in Juarez like that. And I mean big cajones! Hats off to you sir!

mexico needs gun rights for their citizens

"This is my wife, right now its cooking" hahahahahahhq

0:26 Nice Audemars Piguet

This is a stand up guy! Kudos!

This man can be successful with a little financing and logistical support! More of a man than most and seems to be well aware of the things that keep his business in tact.

Drugs brings evil..

The question is are you still alive today 2019 wear are you at today?

Brave man in a world of hurt. God protect you.

What the hell is a 9mm gonna do vs AK's and AR's?

An efficient professional. The sort of guy you would feel safe working for, if you had to do that kind of work.

He’s rolling around w a $60k AP watch on... I wouldn’t even roll thru Juarez rockin a Timex lmao

This guy has my full respect.

"Welcome to Juarez"

Yo vivo en ciudad Juárez, me tocó esa parte de violencia y a pesar de todo sigo aquí, si estubo muy difícil pero ahora ya hay más tranquilidad. Gran video. Translate that I should do it but, well I'm working right now lol so I just want you to know I'm from Juarez, I'm still here, great video.

What a brave man he is.

Legalize firearms in mexico

probably the most disturbing part of this video was the kid dead under the blanket and the three girls laughing and joking on the steps.

@anonymousmole ------------------------------- I would rather go down protecting my family than to do NOTHING. It boils down to a simple choice. If the police are too busy controlling the population they should be protecting, then the choice is simple and the gun sights don't differentiate between friend or foe. it is up to Mexican citizens to decide who is friend and who is foe. My prayers go out to the good people of Mexico.

What a hero doing what he can with out stepping on people shoes...smart smart

I met some real gang members before from Central America, and because of that they influenced me to become a bodyguard to protect people from crime. I love the private security industry because of what we do; we install home alarm systems, metal detectors, car alarms, tag detectors, surveillance cameras, electrified fences etc. And we provide security officers/guards armed with pepper spray, batons, pistols, body armor, hand to hand combat training, basic medical training (First Aid, CPR, AED), bullet resistant vehicle patrols, and even K9 units. I know that I'm doing good shielding people from bullets, and that I'm protecting innocent lives. I once helped police arrest a man that had a warrant out for his arrest, and lots of my security operatives have been in plenty of physical confrontations with criminals, punches were thrown and since our security operatives were trained, they were able to get him into an arm lock and bring him to the floor, then slap the cuffs onto him. My job can be stressful, especially when you hear there's a fight over the radio, your adrenaline will shoot through the roof, but it's our job; to protect people from theft, hazards, violence, and disorder, and to stop drugs at any chance we get.

That’s a sweet watch for a security guard.

2:37 I don’t see what’s so funny

8 years later I wonder if he is still alive.

Is he still alive?

A wind of change is blowing because nothing last forever, stay strong Mexico!

Casually laughing and chilling while there neighbours brutaly murdured. Damn what a wonderful world....

Brave man. Blessings.

esos son huevos.. , ese es un ejemplo de un mexicano, que se preocupa por su familia y por su mexico.

Mexico's gun laws also need to change. A right to bear arms should be necessary especially in a country like that.

God be with that brave man respect

He has something many people don't in this line of work, integrity.

filmed in 2010, now eight years later I wonder if this man is still alive?

México siempre unido, podemos librar esta lucha amigos mexicanos....yo hoy te pregunto, QUE HICISTE EL DIA DE HOY POR TU PAIS!!!!

They were laughing while there's a dead body beside them ????? 2:39

Step 1 buy a armored vehicle

@godskeeper i served 5 years in the U.S. marines and now im a police officer for Ontario, California. I speak english and spanish really well.

Wtf is he doing wearing a 25,000$ watch...

Fighting these guys is pointless, security, cops, government, don't matter, you lose.

His city changed when the CIA became the biggest drug dealers in the world. Without a market in America and a way to get those drugs in, the drug cartel problem would not be this out of control.

This man is very educated God bless him and his family.

That dude is rocking a baller watch, i thought he would want to blend in doing that kind of work. It screams high profile target miles away in all directions when he walk around

This guy is a cartel goon, running a security company pretending he doesn’t hire cartel muscle. How ironic.

i was a bodyguard in florida 10 yrs.protected rich men and their familys and celebritys.100.ooo a year and safe work. f mexico duty.

Rocking the Royal Oak AP with the 1911.. Nice!

Do you all realize this is the same as the prohibition when al Capone was around? If we were to legalize drugs like alcohol this would all go away

If your just going to carry a 9mm in Juarez you might want to put some Vaseline on it.

Good Job!

He is owned by Televisa!!!!

Peep the watch 👀

god bless this man

Are the citizens not able to carry guns in Mexico? If not, then that is what the government needs to allow.

This guys story would be a good movie

You are a hero and got balls mexico is so coropt will never change

I will always think of where Coca Cola is made now! Thanks for the post

If one closes their eyes... it all disappears

The solution for this problem is to hire someone who is not from Mexico like the people who work for private armies.

Future reference bro. Don’t record sensitive stuff. For example your family, etc.. Mexico needs to reform and provide more jobs etc.. good people there that have are forced into crap life.

How can I join ? What's the name of the company.

2:37 Those chicks are laughing at the camera like a dead body in front of them is no big deal lol.

FACT: it's been 15 years since the state of Chihuahua, Mexico changed time zones, from central time to mountain time. April 5, 1998, Juarez would never be an hour ahead of El Paso ever again.

Your a good man ,stay golden.

He should invest in better holsters.

How can ppl talk shit bout this?! I got family in Juarez and I'm ALWAYS worrying about them! I'm worried for myself sometimes because I live so close to the border and there's always bullets flying over to el paso.

Me, 13 Years Old, my nephew 9 years old, went there for the weekend and nothing that bad happened, what really happens is the news exaggerates too much.

I feel super bad for this guy, but he has to make a living ... I know his heart is good and is for Mexico.

Lets be real. What is that 9mm going to do against a cartel enforcer.?

Woe unto the good man in the wicked land

Anyone notice at 2:37 the girls are laughing?

How can i get in contact with that guy

i wish i was working for this guy. i went to the marines for 5 years and i have a degree in law enforecement. im a police officer for Ontario, Ca and ill go work for this guy for the same pay!!!

Very brave individual, but don’t think a 9 mm can do much against assault rifles or grenades.

So can we get an update on homeboy ?

That's a good guy for real. But we need to build that wall.

RIP

There she is ... the Beast. Juarez!

Guy is up against THE cartel providing "protection" against the cartel? I saw the staff, there's a young girl and random middle aged men, carrying a 9mm and 308 what the heck. You can't even go up against these guys with former swats, and he has couple of civilians? This ain't ending well for him

He brakes 10 glasses just hide his gun. Lol

i like his model collection i build t relax to

This guy won't be alive in 5 years

And he had an AP? How much does he make or is he getting something else from someone else...?

The cartels will eventually wipe him out, if he ever gets too big. They’ll never let him get in their way. He would have to work for them

Now thats a dangerous job

Has there been any followup on this story and the people featured in it?

He is a normal man

2.36...are they laughing? And there's a body right next to them?

That gun port in the car door is worthless. Your pistol slide will jam after the first shot and then you're screwed. The slide must be able to move without obstruction.

Nice grand marquee. 👍