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King's Security & Simpson complaint - engaging security workers without COAs misconduct - carrying on work in a voluntary capacity in classes for which no licence or COA is held is not a breach of the Act but can be a breach of Guidelines for Volunteers and amount to unsatisfactory conduct.
Police v Doherty - complaint about running a security business without a licence - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder due to association with a gang and other concerning behavior - finding of misconduct and no longer suitable to carry on the class of business to which his certificates relates
Doherty Penalty Decision - Refusal to accept any wrongdoing or changes need to be made - cancelation of COA therefore only option after findings of misconduct and being no longer suitable to be a certificate holder.
Police v Sital - complaint based on gang membership - no longer suitable to be a certificate holder - COA cancelled
Complaint about untreated mental health issues - no longer suitable to work in security - COA suspended until confirmation health issues are being addressed
Police v Singh - disqualifying conviction for assault - mandatory ground for cancellation - COA cancelled.
Police v Paulo complaint following conviction for offence of violence - disqualifying conviction & mandatory grounds for cancelation - COA cancelled
Police v Vea complaint - convictions for offences of violence and dishonesty - COA cancelled.
Police v Viljoen - complaint after convictions for offence of dishonesty - mandatory grounds for disqualification - COA cancelled with leave to reapply on completion of sentence subject to conditions.
Police complaint upheld - unsatisfactory conduct - approaching woman whilst in uniform - reprimanded & apology - ss4,74,78,96C
Police v Sullivan complaint - disqualifying convictions - offending occurred while working in security - COA cancelled
Police v White complaint - convictions for offensive of violence - offending occurred while working in security - COA cancelled
Police complaint upheld - no longer suitable to hold a COA - unacceptable behavior towards women - ss 74, 83 of the Act
Police v Kimura complaint - convictions for offences of dishonesty & remanded in custody for breaching sentence of home detention - COA cancelled
Police v Walid - Disqualifying convictions - further serious drug charges - remanded in custody - COA cancelled
Police complaints against Adeosun - failure to wear security ID a contravention of the Act and therefore misconduct - penalty reprimand and further training
Turner & Waihape complaint - operating a security business without the required licence is misconduct - penalty reprimand and further training.
Police v Hale – Patched member of Highway 61 MC and captainof local chapter – no longer suitable to be a COA holder – COA cancelled.
Lolesio complaint - no longer suitable to be a COA holder as illegally in NZ - COA suspended until evidence of holding appropriate work visa
Police v Talagi complaint – assaulted a youth while working as a security guard- misconduct – COA cancelled
Police v Tanevesi complaint – unprovoked attack on 2 15 years olds while working in security - misconduct – COA cancelled.
Police v Koloofai – disqualifying conviction of violence – COA cancelled.
Complaint of racial profiling and intimidation against a security guard had no evidential basis – complaint found to be vexatious and frivolous and dismissed.
Zhou complaint – disqualifying conviction and gang association – no longer suitable to hold a COA – COA cancelled.
Complaint upheld – breach sections 23, 44 & 45 – providing restricted security services without appropriate certification and licensing – employed crowd controllers without COAs