Originally Posted by 911Gear.ca 911 Gear has introduced a M.O.L.L.E duty bag system. We created what we think is a duty bag system that is a step ahead of the competition. This bag is exclusively available at 911gear.ca Our M.O.L.L.E system allows you to expand the amount of gear you can carry by adding M.O.L.L.E attachment system on the front and rear of our duty ...
Originally Posted by 911Gear.ca 911 Gear has introduced a M.O.L.L.E duty bag system. We created what we think is a duty bag system that is a step ahead of the competition. This bag is exclusively available at 911gear.ca Our M.O.L.L.E system allows you to expand the amount of gear you can carry by adding M.O.L.L.E attachment system on the front and rear of ...
Originally Posted by interpol007 Navy blue Cargo pants Long sleeve Under armor (black) External vest (3A) No-name 21" expandable baton Surefire Flashlight Useless radio lol And no, I'm not a security Guard (yet) What are you?
Originally Posted by Excaliber Really? Private Bailiffs are not appointed by the Province of Ontario as Bailiffs? (executing civil process). Yes, they do follow Ontario statute and are governed under the Bailiffs Act for Ontario. Are they "Peace Officers"? The Province of Ontario says no, the Federal Government clearly defines Bailiffs as "Peace Officers", and obstructing PRIVATE BAILIFFS or "any person", executing a process against lands or goods or in making a lawful distress or seizure is an indictable ...
In this article I will be discussing my views on what “our” role is. When I say “our”, I am referring to Police, Corrections, Peace Officers, Security and any other agency that has a stake in public safety. I believe that many of us start out with a serious misunderstanding about what our role is. I know that I did. It was only after reading the book “Unleashing the Power of Unconditional Respect: Transforming Law Enforcement and Police Training” by Charles Huth and Jack Colwell, that I developed ...
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