SB1864 amends Tennessee's private security regulations, including training requirements and reporting obligations for security guards and officers.
SB1864 amends Tennessee's private security regulations by modifying training requirements and reporting obligations for security guards and officers. It specifies that certain individuals, such as reserve officers or deputies, are exempt from licensing if they meet specific training criteria. It also mandates that security organizations must report any arrests, citations, convictions, or other circumstances affecting an armed security guard's ability to carry a firearm within ten days.
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