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Code · Connecticut · Title 29 — Public Safety and State Police · CHAPTER 534 — Private Detectives And Security Services

Sec. 29-161s. Uniformed employee's insignia.

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The licensee of a security service shall issue to each uniformed employee a metal or woven insignia of a design approved by the Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection, with an inscription thereon containing the word “security”, the name of the licensee and an identification number. Such insignia shall be conspicuously worn at all times by the employee when in uniform and acting in the service of the licensee, and the commissioner may prescribe the manner of displaying such insignia. As used in this section, “uniform” means any manner or type of dress of a particular style and distinctive appearance as distinguished from clothing usually worn by the public.
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