Originally posted by Unnatural-POWER
I don't know about in the States because i'm not sure how it works over there, but over here, you need a license, and to get one, you need to be approved by the SIA (Security Industry Authority) which is easily done if you don't have a criminal record.And once you have it, you basically have a license to hurt people with ''''Reasonable, and necessary force''''.
And who judges what is reasonable? The bouncer does. And with that, it's a gray area. So you can do anything that YOU feel is neseccary except stuff like kicking the shit out of people when they're down, because the SIA would say that wasn't reasonable or necessary, period.If it's off camera here, it's easier to get away with things as long as you don't accept the police caution. ABH and GBH are cautionable and sometimes arrestable offenses, but if noone saw anything, it's harder to prove what's right and wrong. Especially if you have more than one person saying it didn't happen.
Maybe these 12 guys assumed they could get away with this for whatever reason. All it takes is a witness to say they saw those guys taking the 3 other guys into the back room, and then you have a whole case open up.
I'm SURE there was a lot more to it then a drinking bill, that seems ridiculous, especially for 12 people to get involved in.
Pretty sure they have footage of the kids being taken into the backroom.