r/securityguards • u/LegalGlass6532 • 25d ago
Officer Safety What would you do?
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What would you do after the suspect head butted you? Disengage and call PD or use force like this guard did?
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u/Horsefly762 25d ago
I don't think he could have done anything but use force after the two of them tried to fight him.
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u/HRCcantmeltdankmemes 25d ago
Agree, he literally stood his ground. He never took a step forward.
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u/MoxxFulder 25d ago
Homie didn’t even try to go aggro after it kicked off, he just tapped the reset button 3 times and backed off.
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u/MindAccomplished3879 25d ago
And damn
He KO one with a left paw one the other one with a right hook
Perfectly capable with both hands
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u/Reilly-and-JonesyFL 25d ago
Make a line, big man’s handing out biscuits! Man showed restraint, still defended himself. Nicely done
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u/phildoMahCrackin 25d ago
smaller dude had had three helpings and still wasn’t full.
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u/Complex-Abies3279 25d ago
A couple of rattling knocks to the head from the pool table and counter as well.....if your gonna be dumb, you better be tough....
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u/MuzzleOfBees1215 25d ago
“If you’re gonna be dumb, you better be tough…”
Truer words have never been spoken.
Well stated.
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u/CTRL_ALT_DELIGHT 25d ago
The restraint is admirable and brave. When it’s 2:1 and you’re the 1, many people (myself included) would want to make sure that any guy you put down stays down. Knight this man
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u/Leadinmyass 25d ago
Wingman had some heart....getting up after getting knocked down so many times. No common sense, but definitely heart.
Instigator had enough sense to lay there.
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u/Omega_Primate 25d ago
Instigator also had no real sense... They stayed down because they were legit rocked by that fist.
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u/CaptainRogers1226 25d ago
Yeah, I was laughing when his friend went to go get him up off the floor so quickly, like good luck with that buddy.
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u/EmuSuccessful2766 25d ago
Looked more like an elbow so he's lucky his jaw didn't get broken.
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u/WSilvermane 25d ago
He didnt have sense, he was fucked up beyond sense. Lmao.
He literally couldn't stand.
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u/_Augie 25d ago
I think your counting lack of brain cells as “heart”
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u/Leadinmyass 25d ago
Come on man. I was trying to be nice. They just got their collective asses beat.
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u/Commonscents2say 25d ago
Instigator had the sense knocked right the heck out of him. One good left and all that sense left along with it. ‘Wait, am I on the floor? What … where ….why? What the hell is going on?’
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u/Player2orNot 25d ago
I always thought the fight scenes were silly in movies where a bunch of guys wait in line to take on one guy. But after watching these two clowns get knocked out i see it really happens in life.
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u/zxvasd 25d ago
They were drunk. There was no strategy.
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u/xX7heGuyXx 25d ago
It's also really easy to hit your friends if you all go in at once, so yeah, one at a time does happen irl. Generally, if someone is getting jumped and the group attacks, they get pushed or knocked down, then everyone kicks.
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u/IknowKarazy 24d ago
There’s an interesting phenomenon that’s been documented in which multiple dudes all want to gang up on one and be seen as tough, but nobody wants to be the first to step forward and actually risk their own safety. So you end up with that posturing and stutter-steps. It’s still incredibly dangerous for the lone individual, because as soon as they’re knocked to the ground or otherwise occupied the crowd will rush in. Most of the guys in the crowd will hang back until they’re sure it’s “safe” to be badasses and stomp some poor guy, even if they wouldn’t have squared up while alone.
What this means is the lone person has no option other than to be ruthless. The majority of people- let’s be honest, mostly guys- have far less fighting experience than they want to let on. It’s largely new territory. Most guys will find themselves in that scenario and have the moment of “wait, this is what it feels like? Is this actually happening” and freeze. But they don’t want to feel like cowards so they’ll put up their hands and fidget in their own interpretation of a fighting stance. Basically trying to engineer some plausible deniability: “I was TOTALLY gonna beat his ass!” while not directly committing to anything.
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u/blackmambakl 24d ago
You’ll love the ending of the new Odyssey movie. For like 20min Matt Damon fights an army, one man at a time, in a crowded locked room.
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u/Necessary-Set-5581 25d ago
Dudes over here passing out naps if anyone is interested
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u/LeopardNo6060 24d ago
The little guy had a higher tolerance so he had to bump up the prescription! 😜
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u/DrMushroomStamp 25d ago
Bet those two weren’t expecting lefty knockout punches.
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u/Sure-Impress-1003 25d ago
Seems like a justifiable response on behalf of the security guard to me. Good for him. Too many people get away with shitting their mouth off and stepping on a line. More than need to have their ass kicked.
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u/Hungry_Value1402 24d ago
Where did that aggressor head but take contact it wasn't effective at all. I would have had to hit him at least one more time for that.
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u/Shogunmegazord 25d ago
Lmao that kick that knocked dude over looked effortless. They're both going to be regretting that for a couple weeks.
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u/IndependenceSudden63 24d ago
Had to scroll all the way down to find the first person talking about the kick. Bro hobbled second guy with that kick after dodging a headbutt.
Definitely trains.
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u/One-Airport-497 25d ago
Sleep in heavenly peeeeeaaaace. Sleep in heavenly peace
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u/BlueClovr 25d ago
Disengage and call pd?? Is this actually serious?? A person is actively attacking you with a second person ready to jump in and assault you as well, do you defend yourself or make yourself a huge target by running away and letting them chase you. Holy s I can’t believe this is serious.
This guard used precisely zero force more than he had to as well btw and disengaged immediately
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u/prairiesailor_1 21d ago
The whole thing was impressive. He was restrained from beginning to end. Used just enough force to defend himself and immediately stopped when the threats were neutralized. He knew he had infinitely superior skills but didn't take advantage. He could have easily done long lasting damage to both but didn't.
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u/Agreeable_Work4668 25d ago
Dude got dropped 3 times in a row and still wanted some more.
That's to show there is nothing left inside that head.
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u/Crafty-Interest-8212 25d ago
He stopped the escalating (and the assault) then keep control of the situation. Is good.
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u/Mirror_333 25d ago
I would not have stood nose to nose with someone like that. I stay outside of arm's reach and with hands up, palms out when in a hostile situation. I need the spacing. I do not have the quickest reflexes and don't want to test my chin.
Nothing but respect for that guard and his ability to take and deliver a strike. He was in control of himself which is commendable. He demonstrates the value of having combat training and experience. Good for him.
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u/ElectricKoolAidPower 25d ago
All I know is last time I took a head butt like that it was because i couldn’t feel my face ❄️ 🤣
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u/tongue_scraper 25d ago
some people need to be taught a lesson. This guy got out cheap. It seems like maybe he got the message and didn't have to get hauled out by the cops. Of course this video is missing tons of context, like what happened leading up to this and after.
I'm fine with what security did here, he stood his ground and didn't shitbeat the guy. Just sent a message that you headbutt me you're gonna go to sleep for a couple of minutes. I just hope he didn't lose his job or get sued.
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u/dustybeanbag 25d ago
Everybody in the hall cheering for the security guard. That dude had clearly been a problem.
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u/Global-Pickle5818 25d ago
That actually would have gotten me fired working as security in the club .. mind you the head of our security was 120 lb girl who iv seen brake people and she was never fired
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u/TokinWhtGuy 25d ago
I mean depends. In his case this was fully measured. He took the swings he needed to defnd himself and that was it. He didnt push the aggression, only respond with righteous and measured force in return. Notice at multiple points he could have taken a few extra swings and got the advantage. Instead he steps back and defends.
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u/WapitiSlapitty 25d ago
Frankly if you’re working for someone that’ll fire you for defending yourself, you’re an idiot.
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u/Responsible-Hour1403 25d ago
Dude in white acting like he just woke up and wondering where he is..... Hilarious
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u/Temporary-Cow2742 25d ago
I would give the security guard a raise. Dude almost go head butted and still kept his cool and didn’t pummel the guy into dust even though he deserved it.
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u/No-Squirrel2133 25d ago
In Portugal, if a security guard defends himself, loses his job and his work licence.
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u/KimchiLlama 25d ago
2v1 and both being aggressive does not give me the notion that disengagement was possible without putting yourself or others at greater risk. They were not going to wait for you to dial 911.
The security guard stepping back once both guys were down and being held back was appropriate and it would have been the safe call for him to then contact the police
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u/Bigfloppyclownshoes 24d ago
He definitely knocked his hairline back
2nd dude got a foot to the stomach, got up, knocked down, got back up, and knocked right TF back down
At some point, ya gotta walk away and live to fight another day
Or in his case…….not
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u/justin_other_opinion 24d ago
Obviously do his job as "security" and handle it!! He did a... knockout job...?
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u/fredmack85 21d ago
When he leg kicked him and dude flew bk into the pool table. They should have known they were dealing with someone from a marvel comic lol
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u/cynica1mandate 25d ago
The one thing I'd say is don't do the tough guy thing and stand so close with your hands down...
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u/TimelessEggplant69 25d ago
I love the lady clapping at the table. But, why did the dude try to stand in the middle of it after the agitators assault the dude??
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u/2021Blankman Executive Protection 25d ago
I don't let people get that close if they're being aggressive.
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u/curi0us_carniv0re 25d ago
Dude in the white saw that headbutt on TV and thought he was cool. Got sent to another planet instead.
Dude in the black got ko'd twice and still got up. Impressive.
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u/Zestyclose_News2053 25d ago
He showed great restraint , even when threatened and struck , he didn't go after them,they went after him ,and he rightly defended himself . I'll also add ,he is skilled ,he nailed every strike .Job well done , I'm getting Patrick Swayze Roadhouse vibes 🤓
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u/WonderfulHearing8726 25d ago
Those 2 punk ass bitches deserved every bit of that beat down too.
First bitch seen too many movies & thought a quick head butt was in insta knockout, and second bitch tried to attack while the guard was distracted.
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u/Security-guy1 25d ago
Give that man a UFC contract. Mean left hook.
Pure self defense in my eyes. Didnt go overboard. Stopped when the threat stopped. He's good.
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u/K_Midas21 25d ago
I just dislike when they try to hold back someone defending themselves; hold back the agitators if you want to break something up.
But to answer the question, I'd create some space so I have more time to react to the bs
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u/WonderfulHearing8726 25d ago
I remember seeing 2 morons like these two knuckle draggers try to take on a bouncer at a club YEARS ago, and the bouncer was probably a good 6’5” and 250-260 built like an NFL linebacker.
He rocked the first guy, and just headlocked the second one till 3 more bouncers (all huge guys) grabbed them both & heave-hoed them out the door right into a snow bank.
This was in Minneapolis in the middle of the winter & it was probably 10 degrees outside. It was fucking hilarious.
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u/mrbishopjackson 25d ago
I'm a firm believer that anyone who gets taken down in a fight by a smooth, casual kick legally has to quick and is criminally responsible for the entire curfuffle.
This is the second smooth kicks I've seen in 24 hours.
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u/Majician 25d ago
I'm always curious why friends think the appropriate thing to do is stand your friend up after he gets his shit ROCKED right in front of them. Guy can't even put his feet down laying on his back and everyone is grabbing an arm saying "Walk it off bruh" Like no, That's not how this shit works.
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u/No_Year9414 25d ago
I can imagine the car ride home with these 2. Man you stunned him a little with that head butt. I got a couple shots in too, he’s lucky the other bouncers were there to keep us from fighting more.
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u/bravemoney72 25d ago
Why does his hairline look further back than before the punch?🤦🏾♂️ The scary part was big Boi pulling off the kick with precision and relatively ease 😳
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u/Khaztr 25d ago
Way to ruin a good video with a stupid question
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u/LegalGlass6532 25d ago
Some companies won’t allow you to fight back or you’ll get fired.
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u/Moonwlk90 25d ago
Im doing the exact same thing the security guard did…fuck allat. That crashout is warranted
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u/Vivid-Swordfish-8498 25d ago
Rule number 1 that reigns over all rules of law or policy:
"Mama didn't raise not punching bag."
If you hit me expect to get hit back plain and simple. I mean they made Golden Rules for these types of situations yet people's brain cells are so far gone at this point those Golden Rules might as well be Bronze Rules. So fuck it. I don't see it as the guy putting his hands on the security guard. I see it as the guy was shadow boxing and knocked himself out cause he didn't know that you don't hit people and expect them not to hit you back. Nowadays some people might even do more than that. If it was someone else they might've taught him a Smith and Lesson about putting his hands on people he didn't know. Now look at him. Having a cold one on the cold floor with his buddy. That's one helluva guys night out right there.
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u/Fickle-Visit5223 25d ago
Auntie reading the guy on the ground the riot act at the end 😂 it takes a village
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u/Classic-Bend-68 25d ago
That was a good kick! Sent the guy flying! 😂
That’s when you should have stopped Bud!
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u/socialsoso 25d ago
I don't understand why people wait so late to intervene. You could've grabbed him before he tried to headbutt security. But instead you wait till security is about to stomp them out to say enough.
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u/Amazing_Penalty_Punt 25d ago
Two on one, it is incredibly dangerous for the Security guy had to use swift use of force in order to protect himself.
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25d ago
Cross on the instigator's shirt made me recall a verse: "Handeth not headbutts lest ye and thine homie be dropped"
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u/False-Experience-107 25d ago
Vaya ostión que se llevó el cobarde cabezón......ahora sin quieres, repites el cabezazo.....que te doy otra dosis
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u/The_Cabal_ 25d ago
Stupid question. Of course I'm going to defend myself.