ARS § 32-2635
Security guards and armed security guards must use approved uniforms and insignia that do not confuse the public or resemble law enforcement uniforms. They must also wear shoulder identification patches with the agency licensee’s name, and they generally may not wear or carry badges or shields unless the director has a
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- United States — Arizona
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Security guards and armed security guards must use approved uniforms and insignia that do not confuse the public or resemble law enforcement uniforms. They must also wear shoulder identification patches with the agency licensee’s name, and they generally may not wear or carry badges or shields unless the director has approved them.
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