CopTime RSS Feed- Night Club Security: Gang Threat August 31, 2010In the night club scene bouncers, doorman, and security officers alike have to keep a balance between making sure patrons are happy and safe. The balancing act comes into play when the patrons are also the THREAT to the … Continue reading → […]
- Night-Club Security: Threat Recognition August 24, 2010Night-Club Security: Threat Recognition In the night club scene bouncers, doorman, and security officers alike have to keep a balance between making sure patrons are happy and safe. The balancing act comes into play when the patrons are also the … Continue reading → […]
- Night Club Security: Gang Threat August 31, 2010
PPE GLOVES part 3
Hello again and welcome to the final part of my Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) segment. This segment will focus on the importance of wearing gloves. Gloves are often worn when the weather is cold or when wearing tactical equipment, so, … Continue reading
Night Club Security: Gang Threat
In the night club scene bouncers, doorman, and security officers alike have to keep a balance between making sure patrons are happy and safe. The balancing act comes into play when the patrons are also the THREAT to the … Continue reading
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Night-Club Security: Threat Recognition
Night-Club Security: Threat Recognition In the night club scene bouncers, doorman, and security officers alike have to keep a balance between making sure patrons are happy and safe. The balancing act comes into play when the patrons are also the … Continue reading
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Tagged bouncer, doorman, firearm, gang members, night club, pocket knife, security officer, threats
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(PPE) part 2 Ear Protection
More than 58,000 veterans from Iraq/ Afghanistan are collecting disability for hearing loss, and another 70,000 for tinnitus. Continue reading
Who are the Defense Contractors: Second-Class Citizens 2 of 3
The year I became a defense contractor I had served in the federal government for ten years and ironically I converted to contracting to expose me to the intelligence community at a level that would had been difficult for a … Continue reading