u/ImaLizz

Working unarmed in complete darkness:

Working unarmed in complete darkness:

Since we got a new patrol vehicle AUS don’t want us to leave it on starting today, this was not a rule with the previous patrol vehicle and this workplace is a huge open field, accessible without any restrictions, there has been no electricity for weeks (coworkers fell asleep and crashed into an electric pole that made all the power go out and employees failing to fix it, there’s no one important working here than security so they can take their time) so it’s literally darkness like I was working blindfolded without the vehicle on. I talked with my supervisor about this letting him know I could never report anything if I can’t see my surroundings and pointless of having someone here to watch nothing, but when he called the boss he told him those are the rules. I’ve been doing night shifts for almost 10 years but seeing what i have to watch for. This is the view carrying nothing 🫥

u/ImaLizz — 8 days ago