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The Unsecured City: Inadequate Security Guard Training in Youngstown, Ohio

Youngstown, Ohio, like many urban centers, relies on private security firms to supplement public safety efforts and protect its businesses and residents. However, a critical vulnerability undermines this crucial layer of security: the widespread inadequacy of security guard training. This deficiency, marked by insufficient preparation, inadequate skills, and a prioritization of profit over competence, creates […]

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