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This is eerily reminiscent of the black ops guys a real estate developer hired to patrol Wilmington after building a bunch of luxury apartments. For profit private policing? What could go wrong?https://twitter.com/GarrettHaake/status/1268277899989340161 …
I once asked the police chief about them. He told me he didn’t have power over them. I then asked if they carried guns. He responded that he knew they had the permits to. These absurd things we’re seeing on the national stage have all happened here, too.
They weren’t equipped with this level of gear, but they had that same all black non-descript clothing, same intimidating look, and would camp out together on corners on Market street watching people. Worst of all, private security forces have zero accountability to the people.
Soldiers of fortune
Really? That's terrible. I work in Wilmington, or at least I did before COVID-19. We're WFH now.
I'm guessing Erik Prince's goons, but like the D squad. I'm not sure why the government hiring mercenaries for work within our borders is legal, but let's be real, even if it wasn't that wouldn't stop this administration.
It’s like an anarcho-capitalists wet dream till they realize they don’t protect anyone but the capital owners.
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