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More or less. There's no law against paying intimidating people to stand in a particular place. That's what clubs do with bouncers. And they have no more auth
by shadowgovt 4y ago
More or less.
There's no law against paying intimidating people to stand in a particular place. That's what clubs do with bouncers.
And they have no more authority to use violence than any other citizen.
- User23 4y agoIn states like NY though they can have a considerably easier time getting carry permits since they can argue it’s with cause better than a random private citizen. Also the obvious thing to do is offer your services for free to judges and prosecutors. The dark cyberpunk future is on its way and inevitable barring a total collapse.
- wrycoder 4y agoThere is theory, and there is practice.
- throwaway933424 4y agoDepends on what they do... I was walking in Las Vegas and private security started following me in a vehicle. I ignored them and kept walking. They followed me for several blocks, driving very slowly right behind, and occasionally severing at me. I recorded them and called 911. The police showed up right away. The police had a long chat with the private security about public spaces and intimidation.