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July 4th, 2018, 12:24 AM #11
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Statement from King Alarm Security Co.
I have seen the videos circulating this morning pertaining to yesterday's incident at Braemar Avenue involving a number of our Armed Response personnel who were called to a scene in response to a prior altercation ?there.
Without the benefit of a thorough investigation into what transpired, I have seen enough on social media to cause me concern as relating to the actions of some of the individuals who were at the scene.??
?As such, all KingAlarm personnel ?who were present have been pulled from duty pending the outcome of the investigations by ourselves, the Police and other authorities, all of which are already underway.
I have personally ?reached out to the firearm holder in the video and expressed my concerns directly to him and assured him of my availability for further discussions in the coming days.
KingAlarm has been in business for in excess of 17 years and we respond to literally hundreds of alarms, disputes and situations on a daily basis. The human rights of others is of paramount importance to us and, in fact, this is deeply ingrained in our Training Manuals. I trust therefore that those who have dealt with KingAlarm, or have been exposed and interacted with our Armed Response personnel, can attest to that fact, as well as to what we stand for, and that we will never condone unprofessional behavior irrespective from which quarters same may originate.
Wherever our personnel are found to have acted in contravention of the law or inconsistent with their training or in violation of the human rights of others, there are serious and severe consequences and I assure our valued clients and members of the public at large that this case will be no different.
I therefore ask that the public allow the process of investigation to take place trusting that the Company will adhere to the highest standards of professionalism in dealing with this incident.
I also wish to make clear that all KingAlarm personnel at the scene in question were in uniform. The gentleman in the blue shirt who was shot is not a member of our staff and is in no way affiliated with the company. That said, we keep him and his family in our prayers as we hope he makes a full recovery.
We remain resolute in the fight against crime and securing and safeguarding our clients while ever cognizant of the fact that our staff must operate within the law in doing so.
John P. Azar
Managing Director
KingAlarmHow can you have any cookies if you don't drink your milk?
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July 4th, 2018, 01:35 AM #12
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July 4th, 2018, 03:24 AM #13
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This video gives a very clear explanation of the event.How can you have any cookies if you don't drink your milk?
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July 4th, 2018, 09:01 AM #14
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July 4th, 2018, 09:01 AM #15
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Another article.
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/l...disarm-firearm
Crazy’ Attack - FLA Says Man Shot Was Wrong Attempting To Disarm Firearm Holder
“Something crazy” is how Cleveland Crooks, director of compliance and enforcement at the Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA), has described the actions of a security guard who on Monday was shot and injured while trying to disarm a licensed firearm holder.
Crooks determined from preliminary investigations that the guard was wrong and pointed out that other security personnel from KingAlarm who eventually took the firearm away from the man appeared to physically abuse him. The guard who was shot was not affiliated with KingAlarm.
“Videos have been circulating on social media. I saw a gentleman in a suit standing in what seems to be an apartment complex. He was approached by another man who attacked him and seemed to be trying [to pull his concealed firearm] from his waistband. However, he held on safely to his firearm, but while they were on the ground struggling, a shot was fired,” recounted Crooks.
“In a case like this, his life was threatened. He is a licensed firearm holder, attacked from behind. As a firearm holder, there is an important thing called retention of firearm. No one should attack an individual like that. The attacker did something crazy,” Crooks declared yesterday.
He continued: “From what I have seen, the other security personnel acted out of the scope of their responsibility. They should have calmed the situation, then called the police. What I saw was a gentleman being forced to the ground, being clearly abused and his gun taken away.”
The FLA said that it would continue interviewing persons who may be able to help with the investigation.
Dahlia Garrick, acting superintendent of police in charge of the Corporate Communications Unit, told The Gleaner yesterday that investigations were ongoing into the matter. However, the police were not yet sure if charges would be laid against anyone.
“This is being investigated, but it is too early to give a comprehensive report. Statements are being collected, but given the number of players in the incident, we have to get all sides of the story,” she said.
The armed guards accused of assaulting and disarming the man are employees of the KingAlarm security company.
Managing Director of KingAlarm John Azar issued a statement yesterday explaining that the personnel representing his company who were seen in the video had been removed from active duty.
“Without benefit of a thorough investigation into what transpired, I have seen enough on social media to cause me concern, relating to the actions of some individuals at the scene. As such, all KingAlarm personnel who were present have been pulled from duty, pending the outcome of investigations by ourselves, the police and other authorities,” said Azar.
“I have personally reached out to the firearm holder in the video and expressed my concerns directly to him. Wherever our personnel are found to have acted in contravention of the law, or inconsistent with their training, or in violation of human rights, there are serious and severe consequences,” he said.
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July 4th, 2018, 09:11 AM #16
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All that for parking in someone else’s parking spot.
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July 4th, 2018, 10:26 AM #17
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July 5th, 2018, 10:51 AM #18
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Clearly justified. A parking lot security company doesn't have the power to beat and detain someone over a parking spot. Self defense all the way. The guards were clearly not trained. The guy in teal wasn't even in security uniform and is was a clear assault. Anyone has to defend themselves in that situation.
Galations 6:9...And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.
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