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Dragonfighter wrote:

VrRotate wrote:<SNIP> A lot of the time I have seen a couple of their people in just khaki's and a white polo shirt. <SNIP>

Was there any embroidery per chance? I know for instance that security contractors for special outdoor events and bicycle patrols and what not sometimes dress like that, but they have the guards last name and first initial as well as the company name and "Security" emblazoned on opposing breasts.

Absolutely, they have their name and the companies badge embroidered on opposing chest. The only concern I have is that from a distance you think police officer, you don't know that they are security officer's until they are right up on you.

There is a large security company in the Clear Lake area (of Houston) that has a large number of armed officers that I see all the time out with their weapons doing things like grocery shopping, eating with their families, at the mall and etc. etc. A lot of the time I have seen a couple of their people in just khaki's and a white polo shirt. Not that I have a problem with it but I sometimes wonder if it is completely legal and would hate to see a guard get arrested because someone wanted to prove a point and call the police for a guard running to the store to buy some diapers while he was in uniform.

I would be curious to see some causes/incidents relating to this topic.