What is prohibited for license holders under the Texas Private Security Act?

Using a title or insignia to imply government affiliation is prohibited under the Texas Private Security Act to maintain the integrity and trust in both public and private security sectors. This regulation ensures that private security personnel do not mislead the public by suggesting that they are affiliated with or acting as representatives of government agencies. Such misrepresentation could undermine public confidence in legitimate law enforcement and could potentially lead to legal ramifications for both the individual and the security company.

In contrast, other options like using a company logo on uniforms, employing former law enforcement officers, and holding public security training sessions are typically permissible under the Act, provided they adhere to the relevant regulations and do not obscure the distinction between private security and government authority.