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Funniest read I've had in a while! Thanks!
 
I bet this guy works at banks... and not just one. Bank Robber anyone? ;)

what kind of site is this anyway? *reads some more*
 
if you go to Mallninja.com there are like 3 other websites this guy shows up on. All of it pretty funny.
 
Gee, my wife goes to the mall armed only with a nail file and a credit card, and she's NOT the one I worry about....
 
"I am the Sergeant of a three-man Rapid Tactical Force at one of America's largest indoor retail shopping areas."


That's the funniest thing I've read all week! A Rapid Tactical MALL SECURITY Force! BWAHAHAHAHA!


Thanks for sharing. Heh.

 
He reminds me of the John Candy and Eugene Levy movie, Armed and Dangerous or Tackleberry from the Police Academy movies.
 
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It sounds like this security company doesn't use the services of a good Phrenologist in their pre-hire screening.

While I worked my way through getting my police science degree in the early 80's (at a time when Paul Harvey said on national radio,"Go to Green Bay, if you want to get away with murder!"), I worked half time at a security company in Green Bay as a Patrol Driver.

When I first started, we only had one patrol car on the road, with 24 hour coverage on the weekends and 16 hour coverage on the weekdays. We handled contracted patrols of both commercial and residential accounts and burglar alarm response for commercial and residential accounts. We were also the liason between site guards and management in case there was an incident or field issues. We were required to stop at at least half the sites where our company had guards, make sure they were in proper uniform, collect comat, address their concerns about the sites they were protecting and to let the guards know they weren't alone out there.

Eventually, we expanded and put two full time cars on east and west side patrols, added a supervisor car and a "power shift" car. Power shift was from 9:00 PM to 5:30 AM. When they added the power shift, I went full time for about two years. Believe it or not, when we added the 4th car, we almost had as many cars on the road as the Green Bay police department did...ok, maybe half as many, but you get my point.

It was a great job. I would put 120 miles a night on the power shift, handling patrol assignments, backing up the other drivers on calls and handling burglar alarms.

Most of our patrol drivers were guys that were between law enforcement jobs, going to school for law enforcement or were just plain professional and wanted to work there. We were trained for and carried a baton, but weren't armed with firearms. To tell you the truth, I never heard much talk about it. Our job was to observe and report and if we thought we had a problem, call dispatch and have the cops come out...it's what they get paid for.

Reading what this guy says kind of scares me. He's obviously one of those guys I met in "security world" that could be classified as a "cop wanna be". While there were many people I know that were working towards their degrees while working in the security industry, I would have to say that most of those people were reasonable and sound thinking individuals who aspired to work in a related field building up their resumes until they got hired by an agency.

For the most part, I felt that being un-armed made us think on our feet. I saw quite a few situations that required law enforcement to assist and several situations where police made arrests. You had to size up a situation and only go as far as you needed to go...and that was it.

But anyway, this guy sounds like he has some growing up to do...hopefully he's just being kooky with his posts, but if not...they should be able to pick this guy out at an interview or during the psyche tests if he should ever apply to a police agency and go through the testing process. Who knows...maybe Cincinatti needs a bonehead like him.
 
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irapilot said:
Clearly a TSA candidate - maybe we should select him for head of Homeland Security?
Hahahaha, you said it bra! :)
 
I'm not sure if this guy is anal enough to work for TSA, but I'm sure they have a class for that.
 
"Yes Im not a Green Beret but guess what neither are you and unlike you I have to face unruly shoppers every day. "


"I am a Master of three martial arts including ninjitsu, which means I can wear the special boots to climb walls."

ROTFLMFAO!!!!!!!!

I am sorry, but that thread is funnier than ANYTHING I have ever read here at flight info!
 
Wow. That's some funny stuff. I wonder if this guy has any idea how much six plates of ceramic armor, a small army's worth of weaponry and ammunition, and all this 'ninja wall climbing' crap would weigh if he ever successfully got it all duct taped to his leather biker jacket?

Oh, and I love his idea to 'hide behind' two MORE ceramic plates he's been hauling around all this time I suppose and 'take rounds', I suppose while his buddy assembles his lightsaber and blaster.
 
I think TabExpressFO may have switched careers.....
 
Maybe he'll wake up, smell the coffee and go to Comair or Mesa MAPD.
 
The voice of Mall Ninjas are most often heard on the internet, where anonymity can be assured-it is impossible for anyone to find out who you are online, and Retail Security Operatives know this- thus the firearms boards of the internet have been their stomping grounds for some time now. The postings of some of the Mall Ninjas have been


http://www.mallninja.com/Hello!1.htm Mall Ninja strikes again on AR15.org

and again on the HK91 message board

http://www.mallninja.com/Need%20SW%20advice%20from%20Todd%20-%20HK91_COM.htm
 
What scares me, is this nut bag is very interested in GUNS. Glad I don't live near the Mall of America.
 
Dangers of Being A Mall Security Guard Revealed....

I can't pull myself away from reading this nutjobs posts!

Below are some more hand-selected "gems":

"To answer your question about where I work and what I guard, I the liutenant of a 3 man Rapid Tactical Force Team, in one of the nation's largest indoor retail shopping centers. My job job is to defend and protect the lives of the many shoppers who currently vist this center, and in my line of work you cannot be too careful. My job requires that my weapons be of the highest quality, and compared to the HK94 my Team Leader owns, it is a great gun...."

"We were previuosly restricted to .38's and two Mossberg 500's with less leathel rounds in them, but when our team saved the life and possibly the virginity of the Mayor's nephew, there was a special relaxation of the rules made for us, due to the factt that the nepheew(who will remain nameless to rpevent a scandal) was saved by us using weapons better than our issue setup, so now we have good funding for gear for our jobs..."

"It was a hostage situation that was hushed up. The SWAT prettyboys were overpowered by the Gap, and we Backup RTF'ers had to resume our roles, and basically put everything five by five. The takedown was actually applied with SW weapons, SW3's. It happened a while agao, and there is no way you would know what city I am in, so I can reveal these details, lets just say that the Mayor had really deep pockets to keep all of this out of the news. People aren't so holy and upstanding when you get out your checkbook, they start to "forget" stuff, at least that what I understood happened."

"I tell you that we are undervalued for our beneficial effect on society at large, for the urban and suburban shopping centers see %80 of the armed violence in this nation, and why don't the cops take care of it, because they are a bunch of wusses, and they are not man enough to put up with the danger and stress. You all who are makeing fun of me have never been threatened by jailed drug dealers, serial killers, and shoplifters, or fired at by high powered rifles so excuse me if I decide to have good weapons to protect and defend myself without all of you makeing fun of my choice, and they way I do my job!"

"I have a serious need for heavy firepower to repel intruders should it becoe necessary for me to go "Code Green" ever again, and none of you, not knpoing my job, can deny this."
 
And The Insanity Continues...

"But it is not my martial arts skills that make me so vital to the security of the mall, it is my tactical and strategic skills honed by years of intens on-site on the job training. My weapons skills are the envy of the squad, and I think that with my expertise I ought to be able to choose an effective and reliab;e weapon for CQC..."

"My "Black-Ops" history ensures that you will never know about the missions I accepted in my younger days, and Vietnam still shudders when it hears the name of a an assasin so skillful and deadly, he is remembered decades later."

OH MY GOD... I'VE NEVER LAUGHED THIS HARD BEFORE....
"If a kid picks up a candy bar and runs, you give him a warning before you cuff him. Same with those mindless teenyboppers who go to the Hickory Farms store, and then take double samples of fruitcake and cheeselog, you warn them that they will be charged with a felony(grand theft), and that if they attempt to fight and run, they will be, unfortunately, first tazered, and if they continue to resist violently with intent to maim, then wounded. Fortunately, wounding fire to suppress teenage kleptomaniacs is relatively easy, they all run in straight lines, and a hit in the knee will be relatively simple from the second floor. But they all get a warning first, we do not simply shoot shoplifters unless they resist violently."

OH I WOULD JUST LOVE TO SEE HIM TRY THIS IN TODAYS WORLD!
"The elite, however, have specail privilages, and I can assure you that my orders go far-far enough that I could go around Kennedy airport yelling "Hi Jack!", and that a simple phone call and codeword would have me released in 5 minutes, with my weapon, be what it may."

"These kids want blood, and since they will have to go through me to shed any in my mall, I am constantly doging near misses and ricochets, I have taken to doubling up on my regular regimen on Body armor, as you probaly knwo."

"But then again I think of the mayors nephew, his face distored with tears and terror, the GAP employees who asked for my autograph, and had to settle for a cover identity's signature, the flashbangs, and their acrid scent, the small of napalm in the evening breeze, as I crouch behind a shopping cart in the parking lot, the target practice with my dearest comrades and friends, the members of my teams, and our live fire exercises-Can I leave it all behind? should I?"

WOW, WHO KNEW MALLS WERE SUCH WAR-INFESTED ZONES!
"A perp popped up from behind the Orange Julius counter with a full auto Kalashnikov with a 75rd drum, and opened up in the direction of my partner, meanwhile two perps popped up from behind the skeeball machine with sawed off 12 gauges. Another two perps appeared on the upper level and brought down hell-fire on us from above...I did a quick tactical reload, grabbed the 870P from the harness on my back, and did some rolls over to the movie theater and back flipped over the concession counter while unloading the 5 rounds of 000 into the skeeball machine."
 
You guys do realize this is just a joke right? He's not actually on any Rapid Tactical Force in a a Mall.
 
Pugh said:
You guys do realize this is just a joke right? He's not actually on any Rapid Tactical Force in a a Mall.

denial.... :)
 
He's serious, I mean we all most likely owe our lives to this unseen hero. I feel safer knowing that he is watching over me, so that I may go on living my life free from the worry of Mall Terrorists,

TSA has nothing on this guy.....
 
I guess now I know what is really going on in those "Mall security offices." But according to this guy, those guys in the big cowboy state trooper hats, and holstered mag lights don't have any real power- Its him and his mini-mall SWAT team, hiding behind a double sided mirror, ready to protect the lives of innocent shoppers, and take down those who dare double sample a cheese wedge at the hickory farms.
 

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