adam40cal
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TechnoWeenie wrote:
TechnoWeenie wrote:
Yes I do have to ask you to leave, but if you don't comply I can have you arrest for trespassing. As far as the sign thing, if you come on to the property and theres a sign saying anyone coming or leaving this property can be search. You just gave up your rights by entering the property. Also you may wanna check the state laws, because you can be arrested by a security guard for misdeamors and/or felonies. But I'd also like to note that even a citizen in street clothes can make an arrest for a felonie. I agree what that security guard did to you was out of line, but acting like they can't do anything is making a mistake.adam40cal wrote:
If your on private property a security guard is working you must comply or you can be arrested.
You're a funny man.
You should tell that to the 'guard' who wanted to try and tell me what I could and could not have in/on my vehicle when I was in a shopping mall... the little prick even went so far as to initiate a traffic stop with his little amber lightbar...
After 2 mins. of him going on about me being lucky he wasn't on his 'day job' (@ 2pm no less, implying he was a police officer), and a call to a communications supervisor of a LEA that I'm intimately familiar with, and the security guard walked away with one less security guard license, no job, 1 charge of unlawful detention, and 1 charge of impersonating a police officer.
You can tell me or ask me ANYTHING you want, the ONLY thing you can do is ask me to leave, that's IT. You can have a huge sign up that says "PEOPLE WITH PURPLE PANTS ONLY!", and I can walk right on by with green pants and you can tell me until your blue in the face that I need to wear purple pants, until you ASK ME TO LEAVE, you can't do jack.
EDIT: Your SOLE remedy, acting as a property owners agent, is in ejecting people from the property, that's IT.