Amends Tennessee law to include commissioned reserve deputy sheriffs and reserve or auxiliary police officers as private protective services.
The bill amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 38, Title 39, and Title 62, Chapter 35, to redefine private protective services. It adds commissioned reserve deputy sheriffs and reserve or auxiliary police officers who are compensated for services as guards, patrols, or watchpersons under contracts with properly licensed private businesses. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law, as the public welfare requires.
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