Private guards boom as crimes spur demand and concerns rise
The rise of private security guards expands nationwide fueling fear and debate. Incidents in schools and stores highlight shooting risks while officials warn about lax hiring and weak licensing. Industry revenue nears 10 billion while turnover remains high and standards uneven.
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Orlando
Jones High School
Charles Uubhard
Cleveland
William B. Miller
America
New York
John P. Lemenzo
Elkins Jackman
New York International Union of Police and Protection Employees
Lomenzo
Robert Heidinger
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Hotu
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Arko
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Tubbard
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Tia
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Washington, D.C
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Johny Mallon
New York Daily News
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