Comments on Jeremy Jojola: Unlicensed, Untrained, and Out of Control

That blog is truthteller blog is irrelevant.

2008-11-14T09:08:00.000-08:00

That blog is truthteller blog is irrelevant.

sorry put in the wrong link heres the right one ht...

2008-11-08T02:55:00.000-08:00

sorry put in the wrong link heres the right one

http://nmtruthteller.blogspot.com/

I found this today.http://nmtruthteller.blogspot.c...

2008-11-08T02:53:00.000-08:00

I found this today.

http://nmtruthteller.blogspot.com/2008_10_01_archive.html

whats up with that ?????

To answer the question about the Chief using his p...

2008-09-27T08:53:00.000-07:00

To answer the question about the Chief using his police officers and cars, the answer is yes. When I worked for legit, there were several occassions where a Bosque Farms Police Officer showed up in his uniform and police care to "check on me".

Joe Stidham is crooked in every aspect of his life.

This whole thing is a big clusterf*** kob has lost...

2008-08-07T12:42:00.000-07:00

This whole thing is a big clusterf*** kob has lost all credability if they don't see whatthis gustapo guy is doing by using kob as his personal billboard

doing the math thats $5099.00 that is kinda harsh....

2008-08-04T23:41:00.000-07:00

doing the math thats $5099.00 that is kinda harsh.

ok lets see something how much do you people think...

2008-08-04T23:38:00.000-07:00

ok lets see something how much do you people think security guards get paid??? well lets say on average a well paid security guard in this state is about nine dollars an hour and thats armed now the state wants all guards to take training and mr jojola suggest that guards do it through the UNM courses this is what that will cost.

Security Officer Training courses
No.
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Course
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Fee / Hours
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C90010
C90005 Level 1: Intro to Security and Safety OR

Level 1: Comprehensive Intro to
Security and Safety
$500 / 24
$1000 / 40

C90006 Level 2: Crime
Identification and Use of Force $1500 / 40

C90007 Level 3: Handgun Use and Safety $1500 / 40

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Optional
20304 Work Skills for the Workplace $599 / 36

yeah theyre really going to afford that and pay that to keep the same pay at work lmao MR. hamic, MR. jojola and the state of new mexico are a joke this is just another wayfor a company named pro force to make money as they do the classes for UNM and pushed for the mandatory state training... talk about corruption using scare tactics

I truly believe that Joe Stidham and Legit Securit...

2008-07-21T14:26:00.000-07:00

I truly believe that Joe Stidham and Legit Security deserve some scrutiny...primarily because Stidham is our chief here in Bosque Farms and doing a lousy job. Besides is Gil Baca not a convicted felon? What in the world is a police chief doing in business with him? Is he using our officers and cars?

I agree that there is a big problem with state gov...

2008-07-11T12:39:00.000-07:00

I agree that there is a big problem with state government and the agencies that run our state. I have made complaints to RLD Superintendents, Deputies, the Attorney General and Governor Bill richardson three times about the Private Investigator Board and RLD. I have Fed Ex delivery confirmation from each complaint. Nothing has ever been done by RLD to stop this problem or to address my complaints.

Hopefully that will soon change. Check out the NM Security Blog to see the newest security company owner exposed for using fake documents to get a security company license!

Thank you for all of your work. It's a real proble...

2008-07-10T16:44:00.000-07:00

Thank you for all of your work. It's a real problem here in Albuquerque, and in New Mexico.

At least now the public knows a little something about it.

Again, thank you for working this story.

Does this excellent example of investigative repor...

2008-07-10T14:59:00.000-07:00

Does this excellent example of investigative reporting also indicate a much greater problem with the State of New Mexico? A problem of incompetance, politics/political loyalty, favoritism, nepotism, criminal negligence in the ranks of State Government which starts on the Governor's desk. Let's look at some other areas of state-responsibility in regulatory or administrative enforcement -- Real Estate, Building Code, Game/Fish management, oversight of County and Municipal Government process, Public Safety (there are lots of law enforcement agencies in addition to the State Police who deserve assistane with operations/training), Child Welfare (CYFD is a joke, thanks to Bruce King and his wife), Corrections (let's release more jerks or just not send them to prison because the state doesn't want to spend the money -- Repeat offenders may just cycle through the revolving door back into our communities)...Get the picture here? The state needs an enema. Like our lovely Federal Government, NM reinvents the wheel with every change in Governor's Administration, new Cabinet Secretaries (each with their own people being inserted into all levels of state departments). In addition, NM does not have the ballot initiative as do many other states - therefore "We the people" is a broken or redundant phrase here. It is better rephrased "We the Politicians" of the Petty Fiefdom of New Mexico..." Loook at the number of State Officials appointed under this Governor who have been prosecuted (Vigil), replaced because of outrageous conduct (DWI's, sexual harassment, etc.) or simple disagreements with the Grand Poobah himself. I won't limit this to the sitting Governor, though. We seem to have had many probematic ones, Tony Anaya topping the list)! So, the unlicensed/unregulated security guard issue is very important, but in my opinion is indicative of some deeper chasms in our State Government.

This site exposes unlicensed security companies/gu...

2008-07-10T07:47:00.000-07:00

This site exposes unlicensed security companies/guards posing as police. it is interesting, take a look.

http://forums.policeposers.com/index.php/topic,1577.0.html

We at the National Association of Private Officers...

2008-07-09T21:05:00.000-07:00

We at the National Association of Private Officers appreciate the exposure that you and the other gentleman have given to this national problem.
These renigade companies make the industry less professional and unsafe for their clients and general public. When there is an issue or one of their employees mess up bad, the owners often crawl away unnammed and unharmed. Being a licensed agencies gives companies credibilty and also shows responsibility and a willingness by the owners to do the right thing when problems arise.

The N.A.P.O. advocates national licensure and training for all contract and "in-house" private security officers so that everyone knows that everybody else has had the same training, the same hiring requirements and the same everything all the way around.

Mike Matthews SR. VP
mmatthews@privateofficer.com
Ntl. Assoc. Private officers
www.privateofficer.com

Thank you for your hard work exposing this situati...

2008-07-09T19:04:00.000-07:00

Thank you for your hard work exposing this situation. The state of private security in New Mexico is a fiasco. Some of these unscrupulous guards blatantly impersonate the real police agencies of NM and this needs to be put in check. These problem guards undermine the public's trust in law enforcement and erode the authority of the criminal justice system.