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Jan Bonger says. “A very frightening kind of case,” adds Olivia Gluckson, who says her children are still “devastated” by Claude’s violent death.
    In all the court records there is no explanation for why anyone walking a Doberman in daylight would need a .45-caliber pistol for anything.
     
    Pistol-packing guards shoot up sense of security
    February 11, 1987
    Last week a security guard at a local Food Giant grocery store shot and seriously wounded a customer who was arguing over the price of limes.
    It’s an age-old question for the lawman with a gunwhere to draw that fine line for using deadly force. Is it limes, or tangerines? Grapefruits or guavas? Produce or dairy products?
    Just when do you pull the trigger?
    Now comes the news that the security guard, Hugo Nilo Salazar, has himself been in previous scrapes with the lawa disclosure that seems to come as no shock to state licensing officials.
    To see what a cracker jack job Florida is doing to regulate the private security business, I checked our clippings from the last five years. Some of these guys make Barney Fife look like Wyatt Earp:
    ” August 1986. A security guard shot a man in the back after he allegedly walked out of a South Dade convenience store without paying for a six-pack of beer.
    ” May 1986. One security guard shot and wounded another security guard in a dispute at a Miami Beach hotel bar.
    ” March 1986. In Pompano Beach, an ex-security guard allegedly robbed the hotel that had employed him and shot two of his former co-workers.
    ” December 1985. In Lauderhill, a 21 -year-old security guard said he accidentally shot his friend in the head while their car was stopped at a traffic light.
    ” October 1985. In Miami Beach, a former security guard who was returning his uniform accidentally killed himself while trying to remove his gun from the waistband of his pants.
    ” June 1985. In North Dade, one security guard shot and fatally wounded another during an argument.
    ” June 1985. In Palm Beach, a security guard who was not authorized to carry a weapon allegedly used a shotgun to shoot a suspected shoplifter.
    ” March 1985. A Miami security guard was charged with second-degree murder after shooting an unruly customer at a Church’s fried chicken restaurant.
    ” March 1985. A Pompano Beach security guard was charged with manslaughter after allegedly shooting a suspected burglar with a 20-gauge shotgun.
    ” January 1984. A security guard at a Miami construction site was charged with second-degree murder after shooting another guard during a quarrel.
    ” August 1983. A security guard was charged with manslaughter after shooting a suspected shoplifter as he ran through Miami’s garment district.
    ” August 1983. A 73-year-old bank security guard allegedly shot and killed another guard because he thought that the man had put a voodoo hex on him.
    ” April 1983.Two security guards at a Key Biscayne marina got into an argument and opened fire on each other. One died.
    ” August 1982. In Miami Beach, a security guard was charged with second-degree murder after fatally shooting a 78-year-old man. The old man allegedly had tried to stop the guard from beating up a woman.
    The pattern is unsettling. When security guards aren’t shooting each other, they’re shooting unarmed civilians, which happens to be a crime. Not even real policemen can shoot shoplifters.
    While some firms diligently check a guard applicant’s qualifications, others obviously don’t care.To make matters more ridiculous, police are not required to report crimes by security guards to state licensing authorities.
    To prove conclusively that any bozo can become a security guard, this newspaper sent a reporter out to do just that. In one day he got a gun, a badge, a nifty uniformand a job.
    That was iŁ years ago, and not much has changed. Obviously legislators still don’t have enough wisdom to keep guns and badges away from clods, loons and hotheads. If there’s no