KiltedClaymore
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senior (member) moment i guess...
In addition to this, he drives an old van. On the side of the van, he has printed out, in red lettering, on computer paper:
PROTECTION OFFICER: FIRST RESPONSE UNIT
... I'll post pics of his van the next time I see it. Should be next week or so.
taurusowner said:Tourist, you may have to accept that you are not personally privy to every state, city, county, and municipal code in the nation regarding who can and cannot "arrest" or detain. As treo said, you're the one getting upset over others speaking of authority
I spent twelve years in craphole neighborhoods and housing projects and so on working as an undercover federal narcotics agent.
What's your experience with these places?
treo said:No, Like I said it's not part of my job, it never will be part of my job. And I couldn't care less.
In Texas a SO {and any other citizen}can arrest for Breach of the Peace42.01 Texas Penal Code, Prevent Consequences of Theft 18.16 Texas Penal code, and any felony. All of which is contingent on being in the presence or view of the Security Officer.
Furthermore, if you resist a lawful arrest by a SO, and cause injury, you can be charged with a third degree felony{2-10 years }
In other words, you have the same super citizen power that anyone else has- the magic power of citizen's arrest.
In Texas a SO {and any other citizen}can arrest for Breach of the Peace42.01 Texas Penal Code, Prevent Consequences of Theft 18.16 Texas Penal code, and any felony.
You're not Batman, you're not The Green Hornet, don't pretend you are.
possom813 said:I'm the Green Lantern....