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jon told the inquiry about his experience with a company unrelated to showsec. training standards are low. the course i was on was a disgrace. the trainer, quite openly, was saying, you know, if you re going to hit somebody, make sure you take them up a back alley where there s no cameras. that s assault. it s outrageous, absolutely outrageous. security guard: guys, | just show us in your bags? all right, great, thank you, cheers. so, how do you know whether you re at a venue which is taking security seriously like this one? you both together? are standards the same everywhere? there are some places where they have security outside and people are always watching what s going on, but there are also places that don t really take it seriously. just unzip the front pocket. if you go out to a bar or venue, you may have security checks,
that we were failed on every level. as well as the police, there s been damning criticism of the private companies responsible for security at the arena. the venue was operated by a company called smg. it contracted its security for events to showsec. both admit some failings. both say they have learned lessons. central to it all is what happened in the city room prior to the explosion. an hour before the concert ended, while the audience was still inside the arena, here is abedi, walking in. he goes straight to the stairs and up to a hiding place he checked out before, out of sight, on this balcony, in a cctv blindspot.
freedom to be restricted, but as long as there s a terror threat, there ll be a need for protection. with that in mind, the public inquiry has been looking into what went wrong in manchester so that improvements can be made. criticism has been levelled at those responsible for security the police, the arena operators, smg, and showsec. for the last nine months, the bereaved families have been going to court, listening to painful evidence and keenly waiting for the inquiry s findings. yesterday was yet another difficult day in court. it s really difficult to hear some of the witness statements. figen murray has been following the inquiry and keeping a video diary.
he didn t seem that interested, it was as if he had more important things to deal with. but in no way do i blame him. he did tell a colleague, kyle lawler. they both looked at abedi. he was watching us watching him. kyle lawler says he tried to radio for help but couldn t get through. he walked off, seemingly unconcerned. six minutes later, the bomb exploded. both of the stewards were teenagers, employed by showsec, which provides event security at hundreds of venues throughout the uk. the inquiries heard that stewards are largely casual workers, paid a low wage. i ll neverforget when ijoined one