Security Guards LOSE IT After FAILING To Deescalate!

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[thomasnunya]

His biggest mistake was confronting the security guards, before reporting the assault to the police. Sometimes all that matters is who called the cops first.

[TCR]

Having the beginning of the encounter would’ve made a drastic difference.

[natemarx]

These security guards look exactly how you would expect them to look.

[nottelling]

This video is the perfect example why you should remain calm. His demanding attitude, although probably justified made the situation a lot worse than it was.

[dylanrieck]

I appreciate how this channel seemingly objectively will call out both auditors and LEOs for misunderstanding/violating the law. thanks!

[thenicker]

Dude should've never confronted the idiot security guards and instead called the police to report the assault.

[travr]

He might be correct but he's horrible and annoying.

[ctaber]

I work for PSC James Garfield was fired, so was the other officer on duty for lying to his superior.

[desimo]

Mr. Stone strikes me as the kind of guy who will verbally fight anybody over anything and nothing will get him to shut up ever. If I knew him personally, I'd do everything in my power to get as far away from him as possible.

[vnm]

It never ceases to amaze me how people can so boldly and confidently state something they are so very wrong about, yes cops can cuff you while you are detained.

[Spoteddy]

"private security" "Youre a public servant" Does he not know the difference between private and public?

[milliondogs]

Generally, as a rule, I've learned throughout my life that any company or organisation with the word 'professional' in the name, is compensating for something.

[PilgrimBangs]

Remaining calm and professional demeanor will always serves you best. Be deliberate but be polite.

[californiahikingadventures]

Cop had 100% reason to place him in cuffs.

[jakehix]

The guy stating he's under arrest because his wrists are literally arrested by cuffs is some damn hillbilly lawyer logic, and I'm here for it!

[Jobs]

The cops definitely detained this man far too long, but him being super emotional doesn’t help things. He needs to pick and choose his battles and save the war for the courtroom.

[midgesmoot]

Whether he was in the right or not, this guy didn’t do himself any favors by flipping out.

[PraetorExtremo]

Oh man. It’s an early morning and “James James” was enough to get me good 😂

[Antony-gpd]

LoL....its funny how the short stubby guard is holding the tear gas canister. 😂😂

[RMonkey]

Screaming at police will always make things go your way, look you can tell.