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by singwell-is off researching a lot on March 29th, 2007

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A security guard saw a man in a factory late at night and chased him into the nearby school. The culprit was arrested and charged, but so was the guard- for having a gun on the (empty) school grounds. What are your thoughts?

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  • by In London from 3-31 to 4-7--GTA Master on March 29th, 2007

    In London from 3-31 to 4-7--GTA Master

    I think its wrong that the guard got arrested. He was doing his job by chasing after a criminal, and if the criminal was armed and/or dangerous, how was the security guard supposed to defend himself? They're supposed to carry defensive weapons. Plus, it was late at night, the school was empty, who could have gotten hurt?

    I guess they arrested the security guard, because he could have left the gun on the school grounds, a kid could have found it and shot themselves, or someone else. I still think only the criminal should have been arrested.

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