LOOMIS ARMORED VAN SECURITY PRETENDS TO BE TERRIFIED OF ME AS HE CALLS THE POLICE!!!

[@danteinferno3097]

I don't blame him that was pretty stupid of you

[@mattmiller2158]

Wait what was the reason you were filming him? If i had lots of money out like that then hell yeah id call the cops too. Common sense.

[@grass49]

Lol yeah call the cops for completely legal behavior. Filming is a right

[@bandit5875]

@@grass49 you say that as if the camera man’s goal is anything other than to provoke the guard into reacting defensively while under the only reasonable assumption that you may be casing his truck or something along the lines of preparing to commit a robbery. Why “audit” an armored car company? That’s ridiculous. They’re just doing their jobs, and people like you become apologists for idiots like the man or woman behind the camera whose only intention is to irritate and aggravate someone who’s just minding their own business by following company policy and ensuring cash gets from one place to another.

[@bandit5875]

@@grass49 you say that as if the camera man’s goal is anything other than to provoke the guard into reacting defensively while under the only reasonable assumption that you may be casing his truck or something along the lines of preparing to commit a robbery. Why “audit” an armored car company? That’s ridiculous. They’re just doing their jobs, and people like you become apologists for idiots like the man or woman behind the camera whose only intention is to irritate and aggravate someone who’s just minding their own business by following company policy and ensuring cash gets from one place to another.

[@grass49]

@@bandit5875 it doesn’t matter the intention. Legal is legal

[@johnvines4875]

@@grass49 so is calling the cops, but at the same time, I have a feeling is he is calling his supervisor to see what to do next, the supervisor will either advise to pick a different route, and if followed to call the cops that time.

[@oparasite2550]

I mean just let him do this job? It’s already stressful enough handling insane amounts of money out in the open. It doesn’t help you recording the guy and watching him the entire time. Could have just pulled off and came back

[@davebeattie498]

cant see the point of this audit

[@JP-is9go]

The guard was already on high alert he had his hand on his gun when he seen the car pull up to the window then starting to peak around the corner to tell them it's closed he thought they were gonna rob him

[@straightouttacomicbook]

Funny how you think your doing something “good” or even think it’s okay to just do this. When In reality your just a guy causing unnecessary problems for a business and loomis. It’s really suss you just waiting to film a truck on a route with money, during a Service on ATM. I get it, you need views comments ect. But It’s really alarming you find this funny man. This looks like your casing and planing a robbery.

[@AverageGamer1776]

Bro was scared of the cops cause he knew he was in the wrong. 😂

[@gottago9063]

I don’t get why y’all be fucking with the guards

[@carryeveryday910]

CIT guards are literally executed every week. People case those trucks every day. It’s bot about being “terrified” it’s about not wanting to die and take any chances. Do you have a right to film them as long as you are on public property? Absolutely. Are you being an asshole by doing it? 100% lol. When I did ATMs my goal was to not get shot in the head and robbed for money I didn’t care about. People recording me (that could be casing me) did not make me less stressed.

[@Tiger42s]

This guy filming has no life. What a sad lowlife dude. What? You trying to learn how to rob them in the future? I don't blame them

[@Em-lz8ir]

Wow your so cool recording an armed security swapping cash. Get a life with the crime rate increasing in armored related crimes I don't blame him for being "terrified".

[@1911GreaterThanALL]

Bank robbers usually record or case the premise of a bank.

[@Quesoopadilla]

KZbinrs are always messing with peoples jobs

[@98SONGBIRD]

As a fellow AST with Loomis.... These comments are a "headache". Y'all obviously don't know the things we have to go through and the people we deal with. A lot of things that happen internally are not on the news. Robberies happen A LOT and in this guys position, I would of just left and continued on with my stops. Sitting like a duck isn't the safe way.

[@grass49]

Oh boohoo. Cry me a river.

[@alejandrosoria2746]

The guards mind is it could be a set up comon sense

[@PHAToregon]

It’s his job to report suspicious activity, you’re acting like a fool, you’re not auditing the government your harassing a dude working for a private company.

[@JeriDro]

You are giving real auditors a bad name. Don't mess with the armored guards, they don't write tickets plus how is he suppose to know you aren't doing hostile recon?

[@Staring4827]

He had the right to be worried about you just as much that you had the right to record

[@junebugg904]

I wonder what would be their reaction if someone out of no where comes and starts recording you lol

[@michaelvalencia7234]

I hope everyone knows it’s against the law for you to film someone taking money from a bank or putting money into a vault

[@grass49]

It’s not.

[@Tosino831]

wrong

[@vintagecologneman481]

The guard should have called it into dispatch as a high risk stop and just come back later. The guy filming is clueless person looking for attention.

[@tiaraRiyah]

Conspiracy will get you arrested

[@musicreversed1655]

you really had to be that person

[@willhoward4887]

Why tf does everyone film these guys

[@JeriDro]

you DO NOT need permission to film someone in public but you cannot legally film an armored truck guard performing his duties, they are federally protected.

[@user-iu3my4lp1t]

They clearly aren't federally protected enough if anyone can film them and stall their work just by filming. It should be illegal for atm servicing companies like garda/brinks/loomis to send out solo workers.

[@tacotaco1239]

I love auditors, but you definitely ain’t the good guy in this situation.

[@AlwaysDazed]

Some of these kids they hire today for this job lol. Believe me, some of us would of looked dead at you, pointed and laughed and got right back to work because we know you're not going to do shit except stand there with that silly ass camera looking like an NPC from GTA.

[@user-iu3my4lp1t]

It looks like loomis wants their workers to stop everything the moment someone starts recording them working on an atm. I can't blame them as a company the last thing I'd want is a full 4k 60fps video of how to service an ATM with a guard with your companies name plastered on their vest. 🤣🤣

[@professionaldebil9146]

Why is this dude moaning bruh

[@xotactic]

Leave us armored workers alone bro we just doing our job and we are a target for robberies and in our policy, someone recording us, is "suspicious".

[@anthonygonzales1027]

I'm not going to lie I do like 1st amendment auditor's but these type of videos are pretty stupid. That dude is handling lots of money so I don't blame him on be such high alert. You saw how he told that car that the bank was closed. Because he's afirad of someone hopping out doing something and you were in a car too

[@patbovat1966]

Soon to be the next Ian

[@JuanGarcia-bd1rm]

Bros not even a cop just a regular guy trying to make a dollar, go bother a cop mr. badass

[@onifit8240]

Why audit someone who just loads money tf dose anyone care about what the do how bout follow the police or ems idk what filming a basically delivery driver ?

[@dj.neergamepro]

Bro its illegal to take Photos or video Just like this

[@boxingref8640]

Typical frauditard.

[@marioiacolucci]

Geez

[@aceaudits6274]

I think he's a first amendment auditor seconds later i don't know what his intentions are

[@davidschave7143]

i lived in edmond for past 20 yrs and i have some stories

[@AuditingTheUSA]

Please tell all!

[@steelstreet3765]

I feel they can only look at people but we can’t look at them like we should look away

[@steelstreet3765]

They even don’t want us to look at them

[@davidgiles4681]

As a SO myself, I do my job and if a camera enters the picture (and I am doing my job and not committing a crime) I do not care if a camera films me. In fact (in his position) I would love a camera. If for some reason monies "disappear" and the camera proves that I did not "pocket" the monies -- I could be vindicated and not lose my job. On the other hand, If monies did "disappear" and the camera shows "potential questionable acts", then it can be used against me. A camera does not lie and is the perfect witness. It knows neither bias or anything else. If you are not doing anything wrong - you have nothing to worry.

[@webbylaflare8038]

Yeah but you’re not thinking of the fact that they also are not supposed to show the public how to service an ATM

[@webbylaflare8038]

Dude recording him right when he’s about to service an ATM which means taking out money and putting money back in kind of sucks to be honest

[@johnvines4875]

The vehicle has about 10+ long range camera, in addition to the bank itself, don't play the good Smartian

[@matthewgaylor4154]

Cameras are also used for casing us while we load and how we move so they can rob us later. So I understand his concern. I mean a car literally just pulled up to a bank that you can see is closed plus you got one weirdo who doesn't have audit the cops but go after security guards 🤣

[@carryeveryday910]

Considering CIT guards are cased and executed literally every week it’s 100% understandable for them to be on edge about people recording them.

[@forei8742]

He didn’t even see you poor awareness smh

[@redjack7296]

NPC comment

[@tmwk__]

What you do is take a photo. Get back in the truck and call 9-1-1. Ask the officer(s) to do a well-being check. Other then that. Just do your job and service the ATM. Swap the money inside the truck. Don’t make anymore out of it. Also, why is he wearing a mask outside!? I mean, he’s allowed to film him. I use to work for Loomis.

[@michaelvalencia7234]

Nah you can film but not when money is being taken out… it’s a crime recently came up that basically states if filming atms or money transfers you can be prosecuted on charges of conspiracy to rob

[@richallen1144]

All the time he spent on the phone, left he and his equipment vulnerable. Not very smart !

[@davidgiles4681]

His paranoia caused him to delay his job. He is on a very tight schedule. He has so many machines to "hit" and he must do it in a time allotted for each stop. His paranoia caused the company a delay. He also left his equipment unattended.

[@almsecurity2857]

Hey we are allowed to film on the public streets and your not on the private property. And this idiot should never announce the total of money at all even on phone to anyone. Not all police are safe either. If the company is worried about employees safety TRAVEL IN PAIRS FOR SAFETY REASONS sheesh

[@davidgiles4681]

Even then, one remains in the van - to guard the monies in the van already and the other is outside to secure monies from the machines.

[@1113jdog]

Wrong. TPS drivers work alone in order to pickup stops that other routes cannot get to. But you didn’t know that I assume. He is by himself.

[@steveandjenny149]

Gotta love the "you ok buddy"! 👍😆

[@AuditingTheUSA]

Thanks guys!!! Your awesome

[@cognitiveawareness6589]

These wells Fargo guys Will call the cops if somebody even farts in their general direction

[@saitama4ever13]

he doesn't work for wells fargo, idiot. the Van says loomis.

[@NIX5Cents]

Next time tell “Josh” when his five hole hurts, just go get some preparation H, and stop wasting city resources calling the cops

[@magsplice]

They guy knew he was a first amendment auditor! He knew what he was doing, the point is if you are in public there is no privacy... plain and simple! That’s the point!

[@echest9838]

That's far from the truth lol

[@jamescircelloIRL]

Privacy is one issue. Security is another right altogether.

[@Tosino831]

nope. you don't need permission or consent to film someone in public. whether they choose to do something about it is another thing.

[@JeriDro]

you DO NOT need permission to film someone in public but you cannot legally film an armored truck guard performing his duties, they are federally protected.@@Tosino831

[@user-nz6zr2if1e]

This is just reckless they carry around nearly $2million in cash sometimes fear constant robberies n make $20 a damn hour

[@westtexasnews6125]

Always worried about camera ok let say he was working and some guy came up behind him and hit him over the head an took alot of money this camera could help him and the cops catch them

[@davidgiles4681]

Assume the cops do come. So you are filming the exchange of monies. You have not advanced upon him. You have not approached him. You have not interfered with his duties. Given that he probably makes about 10 -15 /hr, people are prone to "relieving other peoples monies" for themselves. That is a fact. If you film him doing his job and monies are then missing, he can use your footage to acquit himself and he would be thanking you for the footage. What are the cops going to do? You did not approach him. You did not stop him from his duties You did not record any entry code (nor were you interested in such information). He was armed and you were not - that means that you were not a threat to him (from an armed perspective). Since you did not approach him, he can not claim "fear of my life because he moved towards me in a threatening manner". Again, what are the cops going to say? In public privacy is not expected. If you are a known 1AA, the cops will know that you do just that and have a reputation (good or bad) for such activities.

[@AuditingTheUSA]

Perfect couldn't have said it better my self!

[@kipperlane5589]

Lock the shit up if your worried,funny thing is nobody is on the phone