Public Policing vs. Private Security Public policing stands for more in society than private security because of the funding provided. Most private security agencies have to acquire more public access to obtain society’s opinion and to get customers to represent the company. The more information gathered about the two companies and compared for society to view the better outcome for the final result for each company to experience in the end. Society needs to know the pros and cons for each company to ensure and protect him or her for the correct reasons. In comparing the companies for society, most individuals need to see the different branches and what each company offers to ensure the best for the situation. Most companies leave a good review for society and attempt to provide information on public locations for society to view to gain more knowledge about each system and organization. After dealing with many terrorist attacks, private organizations need to be organized to assist the public officers to gain knowledge and experience. Most organizations are needed to gain more staff and also fill in the areas that individuals are slack in within the public. Public agencies can believe threatened because the rise in private organizations to protect the public, but some may result in failure because of the lack of knowledge and equipment available. Private agencies do not have the proper funding for some of the equipment required for security within larger areas. Most private agencies are started because of the love of the type of facility organized and to keep society safe from dangerous encounters. Most good individuals who worked
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