So because they are "Security Guards" they should not be looked at as well??
Considering it was the "Security Guards" that had access to the original surveillance tape recordings
They know the layout of the places they "GUARD" at and can use it for their advantage. (very creepy to think about)
Here are 4 links that say otherwise. (about Guards can be the attackers too)
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2014/09/springdale_job_corps_sued_for.html
http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2014/11/texas_woman_was_raped_at_bourb.html
http://hamptonroads.com/2014/07/odu-student-testifies-she-was-raped-security-guard
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...urity-guard-in-Powai/articleshow/29329769.cms
PPD has stated they are not ruling anyone out and neither will I.
No matter which link I post that statement from Officer Tilley has never changed,revised or been retracted.
No One is Cleared until conclusive evidence is obtained by LE and punishment phase is underway.
:goodpost: :freakedout: :jawdrop: I had no clue about so many guards being involved in attacks against women. :hills: I know there are a lot of creeps who like to play cop too. Have the lights, buy used cop cars at auctions, pull women over.... :copcar: :gasp:
This is a great point!! Security guard
IS NOT EQUAL to a law enforcement officer. Security companies are
supposed to run extensive background checks on their employees, which, IMO, will definitely catch someone who has convictions, but what about a crime of opportunity?
Once upon a time, and a long time ago, I worked retail management for a large clothing corporation. This company did extensive training sessions for their managers. One of the training sessions was on "risk management." In retail, "risk management" is basically shoplifting, but IMO, some of the concepts can be applied to just criminal behavior. One of the things I learned that I will never forget was this(and it is in regards to shoplifting, but I am going to try to make it a little more generalized).
In the world of shoplifters/criminals:
*20% of the population will
never (shoplift)/commit crimes.
*20% of the population will
always (shoplift)/commit crimes.
*60% of the population are "fence sitters" meaning that
if the
opportunity exists, this group is more than likely to (shoplift)/commit crimes.
Some may disagree with me, and that is fine, but this is what I was taught in regards to "risk management," and in my own life, I have seen how this can be applied to various other forms of criminal activity.
JMO :moo: