Private and Public Security

To begin, I will state that unrestricted certificate department and closed-door security need each different to survive in their fields. Unfortunately, public security or state police officers, dont usu anyy have enough personnel nor can they be e realwhere all over town. There Just isnt enough man power. Public safety gets paid by tax reconcileers to guard their regions, schools, large banks, airports etc. They dont have the time or people to Just hang around current neighborhoods all day and night or small businesses. This is where they benefit from public security and their unique responsibilities.Like everything, sometimes these relationships are like a marriage. Some work and some dont, I guess it depends on demographic and education. I cut in Miami, Fl where my husband served a couple of years as a private security officer they got a lot of support when they needed to work on an arrest (depending on the neighborhood or gig) but when it came to having the police patrol areas that were hot in between shifts, they were virtually nowhere to be seen. This left them with a lot of work load and relying on their training and personal strategies on how to kitty with the days work.My husband said the officers who used to patrol the areas he was in would tell him to rely on his weapon because the cops were Jerks and sometimes took too long to show up to a scene. My husband is a affectionate butterfly. He loves to talk to people and make them laugh and become your friend. Id say he could be an fine Disney officer With this being said, he made it his mission to befriend the counties cops and work with them. In less than 3 months, he was friendly with two cops and had personal contact exchanged.He brought them food whenever he got a chance and looked aside when he left his shifts and made sure all was good on his drive back home, securities industry store, school etc. They became a mini team and my husband felt very supported by the local public officers. I felt comfort knowing they were a team and my husband had backup man out in the real world. My husbands security firm was very small and unrecognized but they had very solid clients. Some of these clients included deiced agencies, high end condominiums, high end bars in downtown, and other good paying residential areas.They had contacts with these kind of places. My mom asked him once why such wealthy condos chartered them quite of relying on local police. These were after all, higher tax paying individuals right? If you know Miami, you know that all homes that were worth millions of dollars in neighborhoods like Cutler Bay dont want to live in Caribbean Blvd near the Turnpike. all(prenominal) ritzy neighborhood whether residential or commercial, had a low class poor neighborhood r high crime neighborhood border lining it. This is where they come in.Some of these areas police department had this annoying economic consumption of not coming to the crime scene immediately even i f you did live in the Vicar neighborhood. This is where private security is compensated and supported by the communities and public officers. My husband guarded a hospital branch and condominium from pm to Sam 4 days a week. Cops were not always available to come and make a report about a parking lot light that was out, a missing sign, a loud teenager at the pool, a dog whose winner keeps letting them relieve themselves right in front of some front doors.I am sure that my husband being there responding to these tedious shortsighted things that may seem insignificant but are actually relieving a burden off the officers. On the other hand, state and local police were tending to the streets, following up on emergencies and minor incidents, occupation violations, domestic calls etc. They relief their workload and works in their favor to have private officers pickings care of other issues within the same community/city. Some people are scared and say that privatized security is eke au thorizing vigilantism, I actually recently read that somewhere online.This cannot be proven anywhere in the US. In order to secure our neighborhoods, we must be willing to pay. I mean actually pay out of our pockets. If you are not willing to pay, dont complain about the pudgy grandpa that is napping at Bam instead of securing your investment. You get what you give and it can be a perfect harmony in between public and private agencies especially if theyre willing to train together and work together as a linked force called for different area codes.