I worked as a state security guard in college. 90% plus of the shenanigans were carried off by security personnel, Insiders, and local cops. I basically watch

I worked as a state security guard in college. 90% plus of the shenanigans were carried off by security personnel, Insiders, and local cops. I basically watched a hugh building in San Francisco on the weekends. I only spoke up when they tried to blame it on public, or the homeless. Blaming the homeless was a go to. I remember they tried to blame the homeless for stealing 10 tons of electrical switching gear. Gear so heavy, it needed special fork lift to move. By speaking up--meaning I just refused to go along with them blaming innocent people for their thefts, but I knew my place. Whenever their was a theft, or break-in; I just knew it was an inside job. The denial was huge. I personally didn't care, I just didn't want to get shot. My boss was the most honest man I have ever known though. I think he knew how corrupt the "good guys" were, but knew not to rock the boat. He had a good heart too. They would reprimand him for feeding the cats, but he really loved all animals. Very few men left a good impression on me, but I still think about him.