Drugs, Guns, and security firms, who'd have thought they mixed?

The majority of security personnel may not be criminals. However, the great majority of criminals are security personnel. Think about it!

Did anyone notice the S! security ads on telly the day after this was in the paper?

‘Mick was always a kind and generous man above and beyond others in all my business and personal dealings with him.’

Kind and generous in his dealings with anyone who was buying drugs from him. Got no time for drug dealers. What else was he into under the guise of a security company?

I would be betting that every business that was under the cover of MIL that was burgled would be second guessing who did it.

I am not saying that every person who works/worked for MIL is dodgy but he could certainly hire people who would do ‘work’ for him.

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When I completed the Security Officer’s course in NSW,I had to get a check done by the coppers before the license could be issued.

Sadly, half the graduating class could not complete this final requirement as there were outstanding warrants out for them.

This posting has prompted me to check my front window, and sure enough there’s an MIL sticker there. I’d keep it on, if I thought keeps burglars away. On the other hand, I don’t want every ecstasy-head or Glock enthusiast knocking on my door.

The story – to me is a little sad. Obviously Mick was never the brightest spark in the world and has probably had dealings with illicit drugs since his early days as a bodybuilder.

Whilst I was never great mates with him, Mick was always a kind and generous man above and beyond others in all my business and personal dealings with him.

The sad thing is it is his beautiful little girl and lovely ex wife that will suffer the legacy of his stupidity.

I think this mob are also involved in night club security. How convenient.