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- Private_police abstract "Private police are law enforcement bodies that are owned and/or controlled by non-governmental entities. Additionally, the term can refer to an off-duty police officer while working for a private entity, providing security, or otherwise law enforcement-related services.These can be firms to which the government contracts out police work (e.g. the 1975–1977 Oro Valley, Arizona-Rural/Metro contract, the 1980 Reminderville, Ohio-Corporate Security contract, the 1976 Indian Springs, Florida-Guardsmark contract, and the 1976 Buffalo Creek, West Virginia-Guardsmark contract), or they can be officers who contract with various firms to patrol the area, as in the case of the San Francisco Patrol Specials.A specific type of private police is company police, such as the specialized railroad police or mall security. In some cases, private police are sworn in as government employees in order to ensure compliance with the law, as in the Kalamazoo, Michigan-Charles Services contract, which lasted 3½ years. Private police services are sometimes called \"Subscription-Based Patrol.\"Private security firms in the U.S. employ more security guards, patrol personnel and detectives than the U.S. federal, state and local governments combined, fulfilling many of the beat-patrol functions once thought central to the mission of public police. It has been argued that the private police market furnishes tangible evidence about what people want but are not receiving from public police. The growth of private policing is a phenomenon that is occurring all over the world. In Australia, private and public police have conventionally been considered parallel systems, with private security as very much the lesser or junior entity.Private police typically focus on loss instead of crime; preventive methods rather than punishment; private justice (such as firing embezzlers or issuing no trespassing warnings to shoplifters) rather than public court proceedings; and private property rather than public property. With the exception of North Carolina, private police lack the same arrest powers of government law enforcement, but do have the right to make a citizen's arrest if they actually witness a crime happening.In North Carolina, private police are certified company police agencies governed by the North Carolina Department of Justice chapter 74E of the Company Police Act. Under 74E Company Police in North Carolina can, and do make arrests, and write citations for violations of the law the same as any municipal police officer. Company Police jurisdiction is on any real property that they own, possess and control, or have been contracted to protect by the owner or person in control, unless they are in continuous pursuit for a crime that was committed in their jurisdiction or investigating a crime that occurred in their jurisdiction. Private police in North Carolina must meet or exceed all training and certification requirements as any municipal, county or state law enforcement officer.".
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- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Alarm_device.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Anarcho-capitalism.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Arizona.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Boston.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Boston_Police_Department.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Bruce_L._Benson.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Buffalo_Creek,_West_Virginia.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_National_Railway.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_Pacific_Railway.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Category:Law_enforcement_units.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Category:Private_police.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Category:Types_of_policing.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Services.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Citizens_arrest.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Columbia,_South_Carolina.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Company_police.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Corporate_Security_(company).
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Critical_Intervention_Services.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Curved_mirror.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Detective.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Dispute_resolution_organization.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Edward_Stringham.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Embezzlement.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink George_II_of_Great_Britain.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Guardsmark.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Harbours,_Docks_and_Piers_Clauses_Act_1847.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Henry_Fielding.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Insurance_policy.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink James_F._Pastor.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Kalamazoo,_Michigan.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Macdaniel_affair.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Marine_Navigation_Act_2013.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Massachusetts.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Michigan.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Minarchism.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Murray_Rothbard.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Naratoone_Security_Corporation.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Neighborhoods_of_Jacksonville.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Oro_Valley,_Arizona.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Patrick_Tinsley.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Police.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Police_voucher.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Polycentric_law.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Private_defense_agency.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Private_security_company.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Privatization_in_criminal_justice.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Public_choice.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Railroad_classes.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Railroad_police.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Reminderville,_Ohio.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Rural_Metro.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink San_Francisco_Patrol_Special_Police.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Security_Officers_Board.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Security_guard.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Shoplifting.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink South_Africa.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink South_Carolina.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Summit_County,_Ohio.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Thief-taker.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Trespass.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink U.S._state.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Via_Rail.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Warren_v._District_of_Columbia.
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLink Watchman_(law_enforcement).
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "Private police".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "private law enforcement organization".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "private police".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "private".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "privately financed police".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "privatized".
- Private_police wikiPageWikiLinkText "special police".
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- Private_police subject Category:Law_enforcement_units.
- Private_police subject Category:Private_police.
- Private_police subject Category:Types_of_policing.
- Private_police hypernym Bodies.
- Private_police type GovernmentAgency.
- Private_police type Redirect.
- Private_police comment "Private police are law enforcement bodies that are owned and/or controlled by non-governmental entities. Additionally, the term can refer to an off-duty police officer while working for a private entity, providing security, or otherwise law enforcement-related services.These can be firms to which the government contracts out police work (e.g.".
- Private_police label "Private police".
- Private_police sameAs Q3394189.
- Private_police sameAs پلیس_خصوصی.
- Private_police sameAs Police_privée.
- Private_police sameAs m.04cwk9r.
- Private_police sameAs Q3394189.
- Private_police wasDerivedFrom Private_police?oldid=703487026.
- Private_police isPrimaryTopicOf Private_police.