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It's nothing new about carrying a backpack 🎒 or a duffle gear bag for a security guard to use, l use a lot of types of bags threw the years, but a lot of today's security guards carry bags with a lot of stuff they don't need, and have kinds of patches that can draw attention especially if you are traveling in a urban city areas especially using public transportation, and it's always smart to have some types of food with you coming and going from a job site, be smart stay safe..

Been there done that, and heard that, did security in all kinds of jobs and mostly housing security for over 30 years, up and down wages and a lot of overtime, east coast New Jersey and New York areas you have to have a state license and certification and carry license, back in the day you were licensed and bonded under the security companies you worked for, now it's all on you for everything, it's up to you if security is what you want to be in, it's all about working hours, good luck on what you do for your future...

Some states have special police or peace officer certification for doe's who work housing, hospitals, and city, state and federal property..

Appreciate the shoutout. Best of luck with your channel! We need good officer content. Happy to meet you brother.

The other thing to keep in mind is that our fellow Officers will laugh at us if we go Rambo on the outer vest... When I'm teaching Level 3 (Armed/Uniformed in Texas) classes, I share some of the same points you state here - good stuff. Carry what you need, what you are lawfully allowed to carry as a licensed officer in your state, what you are trained or certified to use. Then, as often as you can, wear all that gear to the range or to the defensive tactics class to make sure you can operate all the gadgets and can actually get off the ground should you end up down there. Biggest issue I see is outer vests getting in the way of a level 3 holster with a standard or mid-height mount and a full size pistol. Or handcuffs at small of back...

As you stated, the client and company policy will determine what is worn on the job. Where some discretion is allowed, specifically in regard to armor, each officer makes choices for themselves. I don't judge those guys that look like they're using every inch of available space to hang something on the carrier, that's their choice. You choose for you, others choose for themselves. It's pretty simple.

In my view, G armed FDACS.gov since 2000, a good regular choice for security is the Safariland TS7 ALS line. Nothing complex, holds up well. Easy to clean. Level ll. Safariland offers various styles, colors. Mainly Glock, M&P, SIG, PDPs. Alien Gear 👽 Rapid Force level ll is good too. Some add-ons make the holster easy to wear: belt, vest, drop holster.

Great work brother!

Very helpful video thanks brother!

what about Mcoles

Not sure how froggy you get but wondering if you have any thoughts on how these handle for long runs, breathability, and drying?

After using it for a couple months are you still thinking the 35L would be better?

Great footwear! The most comfortable I've found as well.

I own at least one pair of almost every footwear GORUCK makes! I have problems with feet, knees, and back and their products are the best! Ballistic Trainers feel like the most slip resistant for indoor, oily floors so that's what I wear at work. The MACV-1 and 2 and Mackalls for rucking. The Rough Runners seem to be the most comfortable overall. My 2 cents.

Thanks for mentioning that they’re good for CrossFit weight lifting wods. That’s what I’ve been looking for

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Good job brother

Thank You, You won’t be disappointed!

Great review, brother. I’m ordering these.

Man power shortage

💯 agree

Hi , do you need a college degree? I have a experience as a reserve officer and I’m a support officer with a department here in Michigan but will be retiring soon and would like to maybe apply for one of the hospitals

Training Training Training, thanks brother for sharing this story!

"other Aaron" here. Can confirm, I never got carried 🤣

💯 agree with everything you said bro , God bless you all!

The MacVs have proven to be my favorite boot of all time , I have owned every iteration of them except the jedburghs. Thousands of miles and not disappointed

You happen to be flat footed?

Would love to work with you bro as some point in time 💪🏿💯

Thank you for these videos bro!

I totally agree bro! I do armed security here in Detroit , MI as well. Just getting into this field. I’m a firearms instructor with the USCCA as well.

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I hope the poeple take this video series and not put them self in bad situation

Good info sir, thank you!

We in a different day n age where nobody respect the police

I'm an auxiliary police officer and I seen it first hand and had it done it to me when that first cuff goes on

Talk about the people of the book , The Israelites and the curses ! Please

Hey bud. I'm going to Schoolcraft PA 330 in June. I have a couple questions. How hard is the Criminal law portion exactly? I do have basic knowledge on it through schooling. And is the First week exam written or is it multiple choice? Thanks man.

ty good teaching

Appreciate the content 💯 if possible, could u do video covering hospital security ? I'm looking to get into hospital security here in Michigan.

Good advice.

Never too late to start. Glad your starting. Great video keep it up

Glock 17 or Wather PPK

Nice

I will be attending the class at Schoolcraft this November. I am self sponsoring to be able to finally get into healthcare security. My question is, is the class 7 days a week or is it weekends off?

Congratulations on your certification! I have some questions: Are you prohibited from investigating and making arrests regarding public health code violations (drugs) per your agency or were you actually taught that in the academy?

Keep up the great videos