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That was a cheap shot imo.
Not really. You aren't stuck in positions if there is an actual situation going on. The individual wasn't controlled yet and swinging on staff and patrons. He had every reason to leave the barricade to deal with the situation. A lot of posts are fluid, and you can move around if you need to. Getting control of a physically aggressive person would take priority at that moment, and if other guards aren't able to control him or the situation that's when other guards come in. Usually security staff know the skillsets and abilities of everyone on the team. They know who can and can not handle certain situations. There are always certain specific security that will always deal with the physically aggressive people and with the fights/rumbles that happens because of their experience and skillsets. They are usually considered specialist.
Security's problem was that he swung first instead of letting the other guys swing first. If he was going to make first contact to try and neutralize/control him, he should have went for a body lock or get wrist/arm control. You aren't supposed to swing first as security.
Dummy I've worked security and have done VIP for celebs lol. I know what I'm talking about. You are the keyboard quarter back. I actually have done security work and I have fights you goofy ass. I know all the legalities/liabilities for these type of situations because I've spent a lot of time dealing with these type of people and writing reports after for legal reasons you numnuts.Holy armchair quarterback and presumptuous analysis. where are you coming up with all this
also, you have more than 10,000 posts in less than two years on an internet forum. Uh is it pathological? are you autistic or something?
Out of every direction he could have left, he chose to leave right in front of this behemont. Looked he was about to tell Julius to move the fuck out of the way or something
He fought Mike Tyson btw.Cold cocking someone walking towards you with their hands down makes you a boxer?
It’s true, lack of experience or wisdom. I did this exact same thing to a guy tagging my building in my 20’s , I told him to stop writing on the building I was living at the time, I was on lunch break and walking by, he basically said “yeah fuck you, whatever”, I stated again stop writing on my fucking building, he turned around and his right hand started to raise, I grabbed his wrist pulled him forward and punched his hat into his face haha. When there’s violence in the air you need to be sharp or you could be a victim.Some of you guys need to get out more.
It's easy to say he shouldn't have hit him watching from the safety of your home, but if I just saw a guy swing on people then head in my direction like that, I'm not waiting to find out if he's gonna start throwing punches at me too. You have a split second to read the guy's energy/body language and make a decision.
Ultimately, you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
Didn't look like a cheapshot at all. In fact, the KO'ed guys two buddies are sure lucky to walk away from that. Those two were also wildly out of line with security.Seemed like a cheap shot lol... Yeah the guy was out of control earlier but it actually looked like he was leaving.
Edit: The boxer stepped into his path to intercept him and was talking shit as he was moving to block him. That's when he raised his hand and pointed at the boxer and then he got punched. The boxer could have walked away and the guy appeared to be leaving. In fact, it appears that he instigated that particular encounter.