A sign of the times. Recently three, get that three security guards at a Seattle Bus Tunnel watched as a 15 year old girl is beaten and robbed. What were these 3 guards thinking? Were they afraid or just didn't give a damn. I think both! What are these people paid for! They are as useless as tits on a boar hog, one without balls. These guards need to be fired.
The Metro Transit General Manager said that guards were instructed to only observe and report. If that's the case replace them with security cameras and save thousands of dollars each day. This is just another case of a governmental agency doing a poor job at serving the people who paid their salaries. These people do not care about the public, their only concern is their next pay check that comes with the cushy job they hold and the very generous retirement benefits they will get after 20 years of service for doing nothing when they are needed.
The Metro Transit General Manager said that guards were instructed to only observe and report. If that's the case replace them with security cameras and save thousands of dollars each day. This is just another case of a governmental agency doing a poor job at serving the people who paid their salaries. These people do not care about the public, their only concern is their next pay check that comes with the cushy job they hold and the very generous retirement benefits they will get after 20 years of service for doing nothing when they are needed.
Three security guards watched a group of teens punch, kick and rob a 15-year-old girl in the downtown Seattle Metro bus tunnel without intervening.
Security video shows the guards call for help on their radios, but they don't go to the aid of the girl even as she is being kicked in the head.
A dispute involving a group of 10 teens apparently started inside a department store the evening of Jan. 28 and moved to the bus tunnel at Westlake Station, where the girl was attacked.
The King County sheriff's office tells KING-TV four suspects, ages 15 to 20, have been arrested in the investigation.
Metro Transit General Manager says it's revising its policy that guards only "observe and report" problems. FOX News
