Company Police 3
Company Police 3 : United States: They can also detain or make a citizen's arrest if off employer's property or contract sites, then turn the detained violator over to local law enforcement authorities. In San Francisco, private special police are protected by the city charter. There are generally two types of Company Police: "in-house" or "proprietary" (i. e. employed by the same company or organization they protect, such as a mall, theme park, property owner association or casino); "contract", working for a private security company which protects many locations and or multiple businesses; "governmental"" working for a special governmental agency: public hospital, public park, school district, museum, fairground, etc. Note: in North Carolina, personnel of Private Police must meet all police officer standards, including but not limited to drug screen, psychological evaluation, annual in-service and firearms training and qualification, medical exam, background and completion of a one-year probationary period of employment following successful completion of the state mandated 600+ hour NC Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) offered at various academies and community colleges statewide. NC SPO's must also pass a SPO exam from the State Justice Department and may be required to pass a polygraph exam. The officers in NC are titled as Special Police, Railroad Police or Company Police. Private college "Campus Police" were placed under separate legislation in North Carolina, after originally being special police. Police of the NC State University System were later made regular police with all powers of regular city police, including a one-mile extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ)) from contiguous campus boundaries. NC railroad police have statewide police powers, in addition to federal commissions as railroad agents
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