Securitas agrees to changes after guard allegedly assaulted 11-year-old Boston shoplifter, prosecutors say
The global security firm has agreed to make revisions to its training program in exchange for having the charges against the company dropped, officials said.
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A global security firm has agreed to make changes in how it trains its personnel and retains its records under an agreement made with Suffolk County prosecutors, after one of its guards allegedly attacked an 11-year-old shoplifter at a Boston store.
On Wednesday, Judge Michael Ricciuti approved the “pretrial probation consent agreement” between Securitas Security Services USA Inc. and Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins’s office.