Disciplinary actions: Security guards

December 2007

James Deloretto and Danny Lasswell, Starplex Corp./Crowd Management Services

  • Finding: Unprofessional conduct.
  • Action: Security Guard Qualified Agent License issued to James Deloretto and Security Guard License of Danny Lasswell suspended for 9 months; with suspension stayed (not imposed) if they:
    • Pay the $6,000 fine within 9 months.
    • Have no violations of the applicable provisions.
    • Provide thorough training to all personnel.

November 2007

Michael Carlucci, Vital Resources and Risk Management Services

  • Finding: Employed unlicensed security guards and operated a private security guard company without the required insurance.
  • Action: Private security guard and private security guard company licenses revoked for 5 years, and fined $5,000.

Donald Lauer, Vital Resources and Risk Management Services

  • Finding: Hired and supervised unlicensed security guards.
  • Action: Private security guard license and security guard principal suspended for 5 years, and fined $2,000.

June 2007

Casey Clark and Bradley Heisler

  • Finding: Conducted unlicensed business.
  • Action: Fined $5,000.

May 2007

Cy Oatridge dba Oatridge Security Group Inc.

  • Finding: Employed unlicensed security guards.
  • Action: Fined $2,500.

August 2006

Major Bambino, State Protective Services

  • Finding: Employed unlicensed security guards and misused public law enforcement insignia.
  • Action: Fined $5,000, with the fine stayed (not imposed) for 2 years if he has no violations of the laws governing licensed security guards and security guard companies for 2 years and pays $3,200 for investigative costs.

June 2006

Curtis Fidler

  • Finding: Unlicensed as a security guard in Washington State.
  • Action: Ordered to cease and desist from acting as a security guard until properly licensed or the director modifies the disciplinary order.

February 2006

West Coast Construction Security

  • Finding: Conducted business as an unlicensed security guard company in Washington.
  • Action: Ordered to cease and desist all activites until licensed to perform such activities or the director modifies or vacates order.

Jason Nelson and Pierce County Crime Prevention

  • Finding:
    • Unprofessional conduct.
    • Employed unlicensed security guards.
    • Misused public law enforcement insignia.
  • Action: Private security guard license and private security guard company license revoked for 10 years.

Mark S. Smith and Theftco Protective Service, aka Asset Protection Consulting Services, LLC

  • Finding: Employed unlicensed security guards.
  • Action: Private security guard license and private security guard company license revoked for 10 years.

December 2005

A & M Security, LLC

  • Finding: Conducted business as an unlicensed security guard company in Washington.
  • Action: Ordered to cease and desist all activities until licensed to perform such activities or the director modifies or vacates order.

November 2005

William G. Winegar, Eastside Community Patrol, Inc.

  • Finding: Aided or abetted unlicensed persons, and failed to provide timely pre-assignment training and testing.
  • Action:
    • Security guard license suspended for 3 years, with 2 years 6 months not imposed if he has no violations for the next 3 years.
    • Required to complete a security guard business training course if offered by the Department of Licensing within the next 3 years.

April 2004

David Parker Agnew

  • Finding: Moral turpitude and felony conviction.
  • Action: Private security guard and private security guard company licenses revoked for 10 years.

February 2004

John J. Jordan Jr., Diamond Detective Agency, Inc.

  • Finding: Disregarded Illinois consent order.
  • Action: Application for private security guard company denied until he passes the principal licensing test of the Washington Department of Licensing.