LG James "security team" crosses the line, the 2 tier justice system

FP1201 said:

"...retired NYC Detective, working a Private Security Detail..." (wonder how that works and who pays for it?)
Apparently when you're "Private" you don't have to comply with the requirements Departmental Officers do...
Actually, I thought the NYSP did Security for high-end Elected Officials...certainly the Governor's Detail is SP, other than being the unpopular cunt she is, I doubt she rises to the level of needing Security.

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• Police officers have the authority to detain individuals based on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and to arrest them when there is probable cause to believe they have committed a crime.
• Peace officers, such as probation officers, are also authorized to exercise peace officer powers when acting pursuant to their special duties. This can include detention or arrest powers in limited circumstances related to their specific responsibilities.
• University police officers, depending on their specific appointment and training, may also be fully empowered police officers or have peace officer authority.

• Citizens in New York are allowed to make arrests under specific circumstances.
• For a citizen's arrest to be valid for an offense, the offense must have actually occurred, and the citizen must have witnessed it.
• For a felony, a citizen can make an arrest even if they did not witness it, as long as they reasonably believe the person committed the felony and it actually occurred.
• A citizen making an arrest must inform the individual of the reason for the arrest unless it is impractical due to resistance or flight.
• Physical force, short of deadly force, can be used to effect a citizen's arrest, but it must be reasonable and justifiable based on the circumstances.

• Security guards generally have the same authority as any other private citizen to make a citizen's arrest.
• They may also have additional authority within the scope of their employment on private property, such as escorting unwanted visitors off the premises.
• However, security guards do not have the same authority to use force as police officers.

• Handcuff Possession: New York law prohibits unauthorized individuals from possessing handcuffs. Those authorized to possess handcuffs include law enforcement officers, peace officers, and certain licensed private investigators or employees of watch, guard, or patrol agencies while on duty.
• Citizen's arrests carry significant legal risks. If a citizen makes an arrest and the individual is later found innocent, the citizen could face civil liability for false imprisonment.
• Legislation has been proposed in New York to end citizen's arrests.

JunkBoxFull said:

He`s just a phuckin punk in a bad suit. His badge and gun need to be surrendered and charges brought up on him immediately!
I hope she gets him, and real good. Karma is a b!tch!

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FP1201 said:

He was a minion of the State, and now a personal servant of the elite, so it'll all "go away".

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