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Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 3 - Rules of Couriers › Section 17 CRS 20-3.125 - Complaint/Disciplinary Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners
				  has established rules of conduct and the procedures for the investigation of
				  and the discipline for breaches of these rules.
(1) Complaints. Investigation of complaints
				against licensed couriers will be handled by the private security section. The
				results of the investigation will be forwarded in the form of a report with
				recommendations through the chain of command to the board of police
				commissioners. The board will render a judgment concerning disciplinary action.
				The individual concerned, and his/her employer, will be informed by the private
				security section of all decisions made by the board of police
				commissioners.
(2) Reprimands. In
				instances of misconduct not sufficiently serious to merit suspension or
				revocation of a license the license holder may be reprimanded orally or in
				writing. Any violation of the provisions in these rules may be grounds for a
				reprimand. Reprimands will be a factor considered upon a licensee's application
				for a renewal of license or upon the occasion of any later disciplinary action.
				There is no appeal from a reprimand.
(3) Suspension. In instances where a courier
				is arrested for a felony or serious misdemeanor, the commander or watch
				commander of the district or any officer acting in that capacity will suspend
				the courier.
(A) In instances where a courier
				is arrested for a crime or ordinance violation, not a felony and depending on
				the situation, the commander or watch commander of the district or any officer
				acting in that capacity has the choice of suspending the courier or contacting
				the commander of the private security section, who will determine whether or
				not the courier is to be suspended. If unable to contact the commander of the
				private security section, the report of the incident will be forwarded to the
				private security section at the earliest opportunity.
(B) Whenever a licensed courier is suspended
				it will be required that the courier surrender his/her badge/identification
				(ID) card until a decision is made for its return by the commander of the
				private security section or a disposition is rendered by the board of police
				commissioners.
(C) Where no warrant
				is issued, no cause for discipline is apparent, or both, the courier's return
				to duty is to be determined by the commander of the private security
				section.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.025 - Definitions

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PURPOSE: This rule standardizes the common terms
				  unique to the private security field. The definitions will be the accepted
				  interpretation for these prescribed rules.
(1) Applicant-A person who applies for a
				watchman license.
(2)
				Badge/identification (ID) card-A card that is issued to private watchman
				bearing a picture of, and information about, the person to whom the card is
				issued.
(3) Cancellation-The
				inactivation of a license at the request of an employer.
(4) Designated area-The location to which a
				private watchman is assigned by his/her employer or contracting
				company.
(5) License-The document
				which is issued to each of the licensed security personnel by the board of
				police commissioners authorizing the holder to perform specific security duties
				in the City of St. Louis as designated by the license.
(6) Revocation-The inactivating of a license
				by the board of police commissioners for just cause.
(7) Suspension-The temporary suspension of a
				license pending an administrative investigation determined by the board of
				police commissioners.
(8)
				Termination-The inactivating of a license through resignation, cancellation,
				expiration or revocation.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.045 - Personnel Records and Fees

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PURPOSE: This rule indicates which records must be
				  maintained for licensed private watchman and the establishment of
				  fees.
(1) Personnel Records.
				The private security section will maintain the personal records of each license
				holder. This record and all information pertaining to the individual shall be
				the property of the private security section. Applicants and license holders
				are personally responsible for immediately notifying the private security
				section of any change in name, address, telephone number or employer.
(2) Fees. The board of police commissioners
				will establish, from time-to-time, a set of fees for various services provided
				by the private security section. The schedule of fees is posted in the private
				security section office. Fees are not returnable, except on the day they are
				paid.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.055 - Training

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: Candidates for licensing are required to
				  attend training classes. Applicants who have been approved for licensing by the
				  board of police commissioners are required to attend and complete a program of
				  basic training.
(1)
				Exemptions. Applicants with prior law enforcement experience or accepted
				training shall be exempt from the training program.
(2) Length and Content. The training period
				consists of four (4) hours. Classroom activities consists of selected police
				subjects and departmental regulations.
(3) Absences. Candidates for licensing who
				remain away unexcused from any class sessions shall be disqualified or required
				to arrange attendance at a future class.
(4) Training Fee. A nonrefundable training
				fee established by the board of police commissioners must be paid before an
				applicant is enrolled in a training session.
(5) Oath. Prior to issuance of his/her
				license, the applicant must swear to uphold the following:
I DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I am a citizen of the United
				  States, or legal resident alien; that I will faithfully support the
Constitution of the United States
, the Constitution and Laws of
				  the State of Missouri, and the Charter and City Ordinances of the City of St.
				  Louis; that I have never been discharged from the police force of the City of
				  St. Louis; that I have never been convicted of a felony; that I have no
				  physical or mental disability or habit that disqualifies me from performing the
				  duties of a Private Watchman; that I will wear such dress, badge/ID card or
				  emblem as the Board of Police Commissioners from time-to-time may designate;
				  that I will, to the best of my skill and ability, diligently and faithfully,
				  without partiality or prejudice, discharge my duties according to the
				  Constitution and Laws of the State of Missouri and Charter and Ordinances of
				  the City of St. Louis; that I will strictly obey all lawful orders and
				  regulations of the Board of Police Commissioners of the City of St. Louis, the
				  Chief of Police, or any officer placed by them over me; that I will not cease
				  to perform my duties until my resignation is accepted by the Board of Police
				  Commissioners; that I will not become a member of, or affiliate myself with,
				  any organization of any kind or character whatsoever, membership which will or
				  may impose upon me obligations inconsistent with the full performance of my
				  duties as a Private Watchman, or inconsistent with the oath herein taken to
				  carry out the orders of the Board of Police Commissioners and to comply with
				  its lawful orders, rules and regulations, or which will or may, in any degree
				  interfere with the performance of my duties as a licensed Security
				  Officer.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.065 - Authority

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the powers granted to
				  a private watchman.
(1) A
				private watchman is a uniformed person employed without police powers and
				authorized to perform the tasks of observation and reporting on/in licensed
				premises or a designated area, which may include patrolling public streets. A
				private watchman carries no weapon or protective device.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.075 - Duties

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: Private watchmen are expected to perform
				  certain duties. They have responsibilities to their employers as well as the
				  citizens of St. Louis. The private watchman also has the duty to assist and
				  cooperate with the St. Louis police officers.
(1) Duties. It is the duty of every licensed
				private watchman to-
(A) Observe and obey
				these regulations and to obey all lawful orders of any commissioned St. Louis
				police officer in all matters involving the need for police services;
(B) Assist St. Louis police officers in
				preserving the peace when requested; and
(C) Cooperate with St. Louis police officers
				in the performance of their duties.
1.
				Participation by private watchmen, on or off duty, in police action where
				police officers are on the scene shall be limited to identifying themselves to
				the officer(s) and offering assistance.
2. In any situation where police are present,
				the judgment of the officer(s) shall prevail. They are responsible for the
				proper handling and reporting of the incident in accordance with departmental
				policies.
3. Failure to cooperate
				with a St. Louis police officer may be cause for disciplinary action against a
				licensed private watchman.
4.
				Failure to assist a law enforcement agency or to aid in prosecution of a crime
				may be cause for disciplinary action against a licensed private
				watchman.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.085 - Uniforms

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PURPOSE: The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners
				  may prescribe, by regulation, the uniforms to be worn by licensed private
				  watchmen.
(1) All private
				watchmen are required to wear a uniform which, at a minimum, shall consist of
				the following items:
(A) Black baseball cap
				with watchman patch sewn of front;
(B) Light gray shirt (long or short sleeve),
				two (2) pocket without epaulets and badge tab or reinforcement, with watchman
				patch sewn on left arm;
(C)
				Charcoal gray slacks;
(D) Black
				Eisenhower-type jacket with two (2) pockets. No epaulets or badge tab or
				reinforcements with watchman patch sewn on left arm;
(E) Tie-A black tie is to be worn with a coat
				or long sleeve shirt, or both; and
(F) Black leather belt and shoes.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.095 - Equipment

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PURPOSE: The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners
				  issues equipment to the licensed private watchman. This equipment remains the
				  property of the police department and the private watchman is responsible for
				  its maintenance and care.
(1)
				Equipment Issue. At the conclusion of the training period and upon final
				approval by the board of police commissioners, each private watchman shall
				receive from the private security section one (1) badge/identification (ID)
				card, one (1) license and one (1) private watchman's manual. These items are
				and remain departmental property. They must be returned to the private security
				section by any private watchman who resigns, is suspended or has his/her
				license revoked.
(2) Equipment
				Responsibility. Each licensee deposits a fee for the department-issued badge/ID
				card and license. The fee is refundable to any private watchman when his/her
				period of service ends, provided that the license is not revoked. During
				employment it is the responsibility of the private watchman to care for and
				safeguard this departmental property.
(A)
				After the cost has been determined, all issued items of departmental property
				lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed must be replaced by the licensee.
(B) The loss of any item must be immediately
				reported to the private security section. No formal police report is required.
				The private watchman then becomes responsible for appearing at the private
				security section to obtain and pay for a replacement.
(C) Careless handling of departmental
				property may be subject to disciplinary action.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.115 - Field Inspection

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PURPOSE: The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners
				  has delegated to the members of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
				  the responsibility for the inspection of private watchmen.
(1) Standards of Conduct. Private watchmen
				are required to conduct themselves at all times in a manner reflecting the
				highest standards of professional behavior. Any conduct on the part of a
				private watchman which, in the judgment of a commissioned officer of this
				department, may be harmful to the good order, discipline or reputation of this
				department, or which may involve the integrity of this department, may be
				punished by oral or written reprimand, suspension for a designated period of
				time or permanent revocation of license.
(2) Field Inspections. All private watchmen
				are subject to inspection by officers from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police
				Department. The purpose of this inspection is to insure that the license holder
				is in compliance with the provisions of this rule. This inspection will
				determine that the license holder-
(A) Has in
				his/her possession a proper badge/identification (ID) card issued by the St.
				Louis Board of Police Commissioners;
(B) Is wearing a full uniform; and
(C) Has not disregarded or deviated from the
				manual.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 4 - Rules for Private Watchmen › Section 17 CSR 20-4.125 - Complaint/Disciplinary Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners
				  has established rules of conduct and the procedures for the investigation of
				  and the discipline for breaches of these rules.
(1) Complaints. Investigation of complaints
				against licensed watchmen will be handled by the private security section of
				the division of human resources. The results of the investigation will be
				forwarded in the form of a report with recommendations through the chain of
				command to the board of police commissioners. The board will render a judgment
				concerning disciplinary action. The individual concerned, and his/her employer,
				will be informed by the private security section of all decisions made by the
				board of police commissioners.
(2)
				Reprimands. In instances of misconduct not sufficiently serious to merit
				suspension or revocation of a license, the license holder may be reprimanded
				orally or in writing. Any violation of the provision in these rules may be
				grounds for a reprimand. Reprimands will be a factor considered upon a
				licensee's application for a renewal of license or upon the occasion of any
				later disciplinary action. There is no appeal from a reprimand.
(3) Suspension. In instances where a private
				watchman is arrested for a felony, the commander or watch commander of the
				district or any officer acting in that capacity will suspend the private
				watchman.
(A) In instances where a private
				watchman is arrested for a crime or ordinance violation, not a felony and
				depending on the situation, the commander or watch commander of the district or
				any officers acting in that capacity has the choice of suspending the security
				officer or contacting the commander of the private security section, who will
				determine whether or not the private watchman is to be suspended. If unable to
				contact the commander of the private security section, the report of the
				incident will be forwarded to the private security section at the earliest
				opportunity.
(B) Whenever a
				licensed private watchman is suspended, it will be required that the private
				watchman surrender his/her badge/identification (ID) card until a decision is
				made for its return by the commander of the private security section or a
				disposition is rendered by the board of police commissioners.
(C) Where no warrant is issued or no cause
				for discipline is apparent, or both, the private watchman's return to duty is
				to be determined by the commander of the private security section.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.015 - Administration and Command of Private Security Section

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PURPOSE: Under section
				  84.340,
				  RSMo, the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners has the authority to regulate
				  and license all St. Louis private security personnel, serving or acting in St.
				  Louis. These rules establish procedures, training requirements and license fees
				  for those persons so employed in the security field.
(1) Board of Police Commissioners. The St.
				Louis Board of Police Commissioners (referred to as the board) is established
				by state statute and consists of five (5) members, four (4) of whom are
				appointed by the governor. The mayor of the City of St. Louis serves as an
ex officio
member. The board has sole charge and control of
				the Metropolitan Police Department of the City of St. Louis and of licensing,
				regulating and disciplining of all private security officers, corporate
				security advisors, private watchmen and couriers of the City of St. Louis.
				Private detectives are licensed by the Office of the License Collector of the
				City of St. Louis, not by the board. The board has delegated that
				responsibility to the city license collector's office.
(2) Private Security Section. The private
				security section is responsible for the interviewing, investigating,
				processing, licensing, inspecting and supervising of all persons seeking to be
				licensed, or currently licensed, as corporate security advisors, as well as
				persons seeking to be licensed, or currently licensed in certain other security
				capacities in the City of St. Louis.
(A) The
				private security section is further responsible for issuing and transferring
				all of these licenses and for reinstatements, for periodically inspecting
				license holders, for providing liaison with all suppliers of security personnel
				in the city, for maintaining of personnel files on all applicants and licensees
				in the City of St. Louis and for publishing, within the department, information
				of all terminations of employment of security personnel.
(B) Upon request of the license collector's
				office, the private security section also conducts background investigations of
				private detective/investigator applicants. The decision to issue the license,
				however, is made by the license collector's office.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.025 - Definitions

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PURPOSE: This rule defines the terms used in this
				  chapter.
(1) Applicant-A
				person who applies for a corporate security advisor license.
(2) Arrest-The authority to apprehend and
				detain individuals observed or suspected of committing a law
				violation.
(3) Badge/identification
				(ID) card-A card that is issued to security personnel which bears a picture of,
				and information about, the person to whom the card is issued.
(4) Cancellation-The inactivation of a
				license at the request of an employer.
(5) Company-Any company, incorporation,
				corporation, partnership, association or solo venture which is legally doing
				business within Missouri and which, if a corporation, is registered with the
				Office of the Secretary of State. The term company shall also include any
				Missouri city which is not within a county.
(6) Employer-The definition of employer shall
				be the same as the definition of company.
(7) Firearm-Revolvers or semiautomatic
				pistols approved by the board.
(8)
				Hot pursuit-The pursuit of suspects for on-view felonies only, which relates to
				the safety and welfare of his/her employer's/principal's personnel, family,
				property or guests warranting special security consideration.
(9) License-The document which is issued to
				licensed security personnel by the board authorizing the holder to perform
				specific security duties in the City of St. Louis as designed by their license
				classification and these rules.
(10) Principal(s)-The individual(s) whom a
				corporate security advisor is assigned to protect.
(11) Protective devices-Approved instruments
				for personal protection. Only the following are approved for use as protective
				devices: slapper, baton, nightstick, aerosol tear gas and handcuffs.
(12) Revocation-The inactivation of a license
				by the board pursuant to the procedures set forth in these rules.
(13) Suspension-The temporary suspension of a
				license pending an administrative investigation by the board.
(14) Termination-The inactivation of a
				license through resignation, cancellation, expiration or revocation.
(15) Weapons-Firearms and instruments
				authorized for use as protective devices by these rules.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.045 - Personnel Records and Fees

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule indicates which records must be
				  maintained for licensed security personnel and the establishment of
				  fees.
(1) Personnel Records.
				The private security section will maintain the personnel records of each
				license holder. These records and all information pertaining to the individual
				shall be the property of the private security section. Applicants and license
				holders are personally responsible for immediately notifying the private
				security section of any change in name, address, telephone number or
				employer.
(2) Fees. The Board of
				Police Commissioners, from time-to-time, will establish a schedule of fees for
				various services provided by the private security section. The schedule of fees
				shall be posted in the private security section office. Fees are not
				refundable, except on the day they are paid.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.055 - Training

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule requires candidates for licensing
				  to attend training classes and requires applicants who have been approved for
				  licensing by the board of police commissioners to attend and complete a program
				  of basic training.
(1) Length
				and Content. The training program shall consist of forty (40) hours of
				training. Within that period, eight (8) hours shall be devoted to firearms
				training, responsibility, liability and qualification. Classroom activities
				shall consist of the study of departmental regulations, the use of firearms or
				specialized training in personal protective service or a combination of
				these.
(2) Absences. Candidates for
				licensing who are absent and remain away unexcused from any class sessions may
				be disqualified or required to reschedule attendance at a future
				class.
(3) Final Test. Each
				applicant required to successfully complete the forty (40) hour specialized
				training course, as prescribed in this chapter, must take a written test on the
				subject matter presented in class and must attain a passing score of at least
				seventy percent (70%).
(A) Applicants who fail
				to achieve a seventy percent (70%) score will be allowed one (1) opportunity to
				retest. Retesting must be done within sixty (60) days of the first
				test.
(B) A second failure will
				cause the applicant to be disqualified for licensing for six (6) months from
				the date of the second examination. After this period, the applicant may
				reapply for licensing.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.065 - Authority

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the arrest powers of a
				  licensed corporate security advisor. These powers are in effect while the
				  licensed corporate security advisor is actively employed, as prescribed by this
				  chapter, and is on company property with additional limitations when performing
				  specialized security duties off company property.
(1) Authority On Company Property. While on
				company property, the corporate security advisor shall have all the authority
				of a licensed security officer and may carry a firearm, make arrests and search
				for and seize evidence in connection with an arrest. All these actions may be
				carried out pursuant to the same conditions as may apply to commissioned
				officers of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
(A) A corporate security advisor may perform
				arrests for a felony, misdemeanor and city ordinance violation committed in
				his/her presence (on-view);
(B) An
				attempted commission of a felony or misdemeanor occurring in his/her
				presence;
(C) May arrest for a
				felony or misdemeanor not committed in his/her presence when s/he has probable
				cause to believe that the offense was committed by the person to be arrested;
				and
(D) Off his/her licensed
				premises when in hot pursuit for an on-view felony is involved. (For an on-view
				felony, offense is an offense the corporate security advisor sees
				committed.)
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.075 - Duty to Cooperate With Police

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule requires corporate security
				  advisors to perform certain duties. They have responsibilities to citizens of
				  St. Louis, as well as their employers. The corporate security advisor also has
				  the duty to assist and cooperate with St. Louis police
				  officers.
(1) Duties. It is
				the duty of every licensed corporate security advisor to-
(A) Observe and obey these regulations and to
				obey all lawful orders of any commissioned St. Louis police officer in all
				matters involving the need for police services;
(B) Assist St. Louis police officers in
				preserving the peace or in taking other action as may be necessary to effect an
				arrest at the location, and during the time, of his/her assignment;
(C) Cooperate with St. Louis police officers
				in the performance of their duties upon request.
1. Participation by licensed corporate
				security advisors, on- or off-duty, in police action where police officers are
				on the scene, shall be limited to identifying themselves to the officer(s) and
				offering assistance, when not in conflict with obligation to
				principal.
2. The judgment of the
				officer(s) shall prevail in any situation where police are present. They are
				responsible for the proper handling and reporting of the incident in accordance
				with departmental policies.
3.
				Failure to cooperate with a St. Louis police officer may be cause for
				disciplinary action against a licensed corporate security advisor.
4. Failure to assist a law enforcement agency
				or to aid in prosecution of a crime may be cause for disciplinary action
				against a corporate security advisor.
5. Any failure to aid or otherwise cooperate
				with any law enforcement agency is expressly permitted only if the refusal is
				felt necessary in order to protect the corporate security advisor's company
				personnel, family, property or guests of the company or personnel that warrant
				special security consideration; and
(D) Notify the St. Louis Metropolitan Police
				Department when an arrest has been made by the corporate security advisor, to
				furnish all pertinent facts and evidence to any police officer(s) and to
				surrender the custody of any prisoner to the officer(s).
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.085 - Uniforms

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PURPOSE: This rule states that the St. Louis Board of
				  Police Commissioners may prescribe, by regulation, the uniforms to be worn by
				  licensed corporate security advisors.
(1) All corporate security advisors should be
				aware of the following guidelines:
(A)
				Corporate security advisors will not be required to wear a uniform but must
				have their identification (ID) cards in their possession at all times while
				performing duties as corporate security advisors;
(B) No buttons, insignia or decorations which
				are marked in any way with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department imprint
				may be worn by a licensed corporate security advisor; and
(C) The use of company vehicles for security
				purposes must conform with the rules established by City Ordinances. The word
				police will not be displayed on any of these vehicles.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.095 - Equipment

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PURPOSE: This rule states that the St. Louis Board of
				  Police Commissioners issues equipment to the licensed corporate security
				  advisors. This equipment remains the property of the police department and the
				  corporate security advisor is responsible for its maintenance and
				  care.
(1) Equipment Issue. At
				the conclusion of the training period and upon final approval by the board,
				each corporate security advisor shall receive from the private security section
				one (1) identification (ID) card/license and one (1) corporate security
				advisor's manual. These items are departmental property. They must be returned
				to the private security section by any corporate security advisor who resigns,
				is suspended or has his/her license revoked.
(2) Equipment Responsibility. It is the
				responsibility of the corporate security advisor to care for and safeguard this
				departmental property.
(A) After the cost has
				been determined, all issued items of departmental property lost, stolen,
				damaged or destroyed must be replaced by the licensee.
(B) The loss of any item must be reported
				immediately to the private security section. No formal police report is
				required. The corporate security advisor then becomes responsible for appearing
				at the private security section to obtain and pay for a replacement.
(C) Careless handling of departmental
				property may result in disciplinary action.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.105 - Weapons

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PURPOSE: This rule states that the St. Louis Board of
				  Police Commissioners authorizes corporate security advisors, as indicated in
				  this rule, to carry a firearm in the performance of his/her
				  duties.
(1) Inspection and
				Registration. All firearms used by corporate security advisors must be
				inspected by the departmental armorer and must be registered with the private
				security section.
(A) Only one (1) approved
				firearm at a time may be carried while on duty.
(B) Only weapons approved for use by the
				board may be carried.
(C) The
				firearm may be worn on a belt at the waist or in a shoulder holster. It may be
				concealed from the public.
(D)
				Corporate security advisors are required annually to requalify with their
				firearm(s) during the month of license renewal. Corporate security advisors
				must qualify with the board-approved weapon(s) they intend to use.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.115 - Field Inspection

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PURPOSE: This rule states that the St. Louis Board of
				  Police Commissioners has delegated to the members of the St. Louis Metropolitan
				  Police Department the responsibility for the inspection of corporate security
				  advisors.
(1) Standards of
				Conduct. Corporate security advisors are required to conduct themselves at all
				times in a manner reflecting the highest standards of professional behavior.
				Any conduct on the part of a corporate security advisor which, in the judgment
				of a commissioned officer of this department, may be harmful to the good order,
				discipline or reputation of this department, may be punished by oral or written
				reprimand, suspension for a designed period of time or permanent revocation of
				license.
(2) Field Inspections. All
				corporate security advisors are subject to unannounced field inspections by
				officers of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to insure that the
				corporate security advisor is in compliance with the provisions of this
				chapter. This inspection will determine that the corporate security advisor
				has-
(A) In his/her possession a proper
				identification (ID) card issued by the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners;
				and
(B) Not disregarded or deviated
				from this chapter.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.125 - Complaint/Disciplinary Procedures

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PURPOSE: This rule states that the St. Louis Board of
				  Police Commissioners has established rules of conduct and the procedures for
				  the investigation of and the discipline for breaches of these
				  rules.
(1) Complaints.
				Investigation of complaints against a licensed corporate security advisor will
				be handled by the private security section. The results of the investigation
				will be forwarded in the form of a report with recommendations through the
				chain of command to the board. The board will render a judgment concerning
				disciplinary action. The individual concerned and his/her employer will be
				informed by the private security section of all decisions made by the board of
				police commissioners.
(2)
				Reprimands. In instances of misconduct not sufficiently serious to merit
				suspension or revocation of a license, the license holder may be reprimanded
				orally or in writing. Any violation of the provisions of these rules may be
				grounds for a reprimand. Reprimands will be a factor considered upon a
				licensee's application for a renewal of license or upon the occasion of any
				later disciplinary action. There is no appeal from a reprimand.
(3) Suspension. In instances where a
				corporate security advisor is arrested for a felony, the commander or watch
				commander of the district or any officer acting in that capacity will suspend
				the corporate security advisor.
(A) In
				instances where a corporate security advisor is arrested for a crime or
				ordinance violation, other than a felony, the commander or watch commander of
				the district, or any officer acting in that capacity, has the choice of
				suspending the corporate security advisor or contacting the commander of the
				private security section, who will determine whether or not the corporate
				security advisor is to be suspended. If unable to contact the commander of the
				private security section, the report of the incident will be forwarded to the
				private security section at the earliest opportunity.
(B) Whenever a licensed corporate security
				advisor is suspended, s/he shall surrender his/her identification (ID) card
				until final disposition by the commander of the private security section or the
				board, as may be appropriate.
(C)
				Where no warrant is issued or no cause for discipline is apparent, the
				corporate security advisor's return to duty shall be determined by the
				commander of the private security section.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 17 - BOARDS OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS › Division 20 - St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners › Chapter 5 - Corporate Security Advisor › Section 17 CSR 20-5.135 - Contract Security Agency

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PURPOSE: This rule provides for the provision of
				  corporate security advisor service by authorized contract security
				  agencies.
(1) A contract
				security agency that meets the criteria set forth in this chapter for licensing
				of a corporate security advisor may provide a licensed corporate security
				advisor to perform duties for an employer or individual who does not meet the
				criteria for licensing.
(2) The
				employees of the authorized contract security agencies each shall be subject to
				all of the provisions of this chapter and each shall be individually licensed
				as a corporate security advisor, subject to all disciplinary action mentioned
				in this chapter for any breach or neglect of any rule in this
				chapter.
(3) The contract security
				agencies authorized by subsection
				17 CSR
				20-5.035(1)(A) shall be fully
				responsible for the acts of its corporate security advisor/employees when
				providing services and the board shall have the authority to suspend or revoke
				the authority of a contract security agency referred to in
				17 CSR
				20-5.035(1)(A) to provide services
				because of any act or omission in contravention of these rules an individual
				corporate security advisor employed by the company.
*Original authority: 84.340, RSMo
					 1939.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 18 - PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION › Division 10 - Office of State Public Defender › Chapter 1 - Organization of Agency › Section 18 CSR 10-1.010 - Organization of the Agency

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PURPOSE: This rule describes the organization of the Public Defender Commission, the Office of State Public Defender and the State Public Defender System.
(1) The Public Defender Commission, the Office of State Public Defender and the State Public Defender System are established by provision of Missouri statute as found in Chapter 600, RSMo 2000.
(2) The Office of State Public Defender is an independent department of the judicial branch of government and is the departmental office for the State Public Defender System.
(3) The method and procedure for contacting or obtaining information concerning the Public Defender Commission, the Office of State Public Defender or the State Public Defender System, or for making submission or requests for information shall be through contact with the State Public Defender Director as follows: State Public Defender Director, Office of State Public Defender, 231 E. Capitol Avenue, Jefferson City, MO 65101.
*Original authority: 536.023, RSMo 1975, amended 1976, 1997 and 600.017, RSMo 1982.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 18 - PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION › Division 10 - Office of State Public Defender › Chapter 2 - Definition of Eligible Cases › Section 18 CSR 10-2.010 - Definition of Eligible Cases

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes the types of cases for which the State Public Defender System will provide representation to indigent accused.
(1) The director and defenders shall provide legal services to an eligible person-
(A) Who is detained or charged with a felony, including appeals from a conviction in a case;
(B) Who is detained or charged with a misdemeanor which will probably result in confinement in the county jail upon conviction, including appeals from a conviction in a case;
(C) Who is detained or charged with a violation of probation or parole;
(D) Who has been taken into custody pursuant to section 632.489, RSMo, including appeals from a determination that the person is a sexually violent predator;
(E) For whom the federal constitution or the state constitution requires the appointment of counsel; and
(F) For whom, in a case in which s/he faces a loss or deprivation of liberty, any law of this state requires the appointment of counsel; however, the director and the defenders shall not be required to provide legal services to persons charged with violation of county or municipal ordinances.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 18 - PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION › Division 10 - Office of State Public Defender › Chapter 3 - Guidelines for the Determination of Indigence › Section 18 CSR 10-3.010 - Guidelines for the Determination of Indigence

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PURPOSE: This amendment aligns the indigence
				  guidelines with the coinciding statutes and provides for an efficient and
				  consistent determination process to ensure only eligible applicants receive
				  Missouri State Public Defender services.
(1) Eligibility for Representation.
(A) A person shall be considered eligible for
				representation when it appears from all the circumstances of the case including
				his/her ability to make bond, his/her income and the number of persons
				dependent on him/her for support that the person does not have the means at
				his/her disposal or available to him/her to obtain counsel in his/her behalf
				and is indigent as hereafter determined.
(B) The determination of indigence of any
				person seeking the services of the State Public Defender System shall be made
				by the defender or anyone serving under him/her at any stage of the proceeding.
				Upon motion by either party, the court in which the case is pending shall have
				authority to determine whether the services of the public defender may be
				utilized by the defendant. Upon the court's finding that the defendant is not
				indigent, the public defender shall no longer represent the
				defendant.
Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 18 - PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION › Division 10 - Office of State Public Defender › Chapter 5 - Public Defender Fees for Services › Section 18 CSR 10-5.010 - Public Defender Fees for Services

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PURPOSE: This rule establishes a schedule of charges
				  to be assessed against individuals who are eligible for public defender
				  services and who receive such services in accordance with Chapter 600 and
				  section 600.090.1(2), RSMo, 2000.
(1) Application.
(A) The state public defender is statutorily
				obligated to represent individuals accused of certain crimes and who are
				without means to secure private defense counsel. Once an individual is
				determined eligible for services by the public defender or the court, the
				public defender shall immediately commence representation. Every individual
				receiving public defender services is required to reimburse the public defender
				commission for the costs of the representation in such amounts as the
				individual can reasonably pay, either in a single payment or by installments in
				accordance with the schedule of chargers hereby established by this
				rule.