My church uses off-duty LEO for security. They wear blue polo shirts saying "Emergency Response" with no other insignia on them. The medical responder shirts are red and also say Emergency Response with no other insignia. We are posted 30.07. LOTS of members carry though.Jusme wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 9:54 pmThat was my understanding also. When my church had discussions about a security team, I told them that they could not display any insignia, or badges ( even small pins similar to the pins worn by ushers and greeters) that used the word security, unless they wanted to either become a licensed agency, or hire one. Our security, is simply LTC holders, who are placed in strategic locations. All strictly volunteers.Charles L. Cotton wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2019 9:16 pm Any armed person who is not a LEO or licensed security guard who is serving in a security capacity cannot wear anything that uses the word "security" or gives the impression they are a LEO or security guard. So too for signs on vehicles. Doing so violates the Occupations Code.
Chas.
We have no signage, and do not discourage LTC holders from carrying.
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