True or False: Security guards should engage in high-speed pursuits of suspects.

True

False

The statement is false because security guards are not trained or authorized to engage in high-speed pursuits of suspects. The role of a security guard primarily revolves around observation, prevention, and reporting incidents rather than direct confrontation or pursuit, particularly in high-stress situations like high-speed chases. Such pursuits can endanger not only the suspects but also the public and the guards themselves.

In standard security training, the focus is on de-escalation tactics and calling law enforcement when a situation escalates beyond the guard's scope of authority. Engaging in a high-speed pursuit could lead to serious legal consequences for the security guard and the company they represent, and generally, security guards do not have the same legal authority or training that law enforcement personnel have regarding pursuit situations. Thus, the correct stance is that security guards should never engage in high-speed pursuits.

Only if they are in a police vehicle

Only if instructed by a supervisor

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