The Truncheon employed by British “Bobbies” has always held a fascination for us. Not only were these heavy sticks used as the “tool of the trade” for these tough-as-nails law enforcement officers against the criminal element of Victorian England, but they also served as a symbol of authority, and almost an Officer’s badge in their own right - with the Royal crest, and his jurisdiction/department and number painted on the shaft.
For California: A baton permit is required in order to carry and use a baton while on duty as security guard.
Requirements: Be 18 or older. Receive baton training from a Bureau certified baton training facility and instructor. Have or obtain a valid security guard registration.
The Cold Steel 91NPETZ English Police Truncheon offers a historical glimpse into the iconic tool wielded by British law enforcement officers, known as "Bobbies." A symbol of authority in Victorian England, this heavy stick was not only a practical instrument in combating crime but also a visible mark of an officer's status. Adorned with the Royal crest and personalized jurisdiction details, it commanded respect and authority. For Californian security guards, a baton permit is necessary for carrying and using this truncheon on duty, emphasizing the need for proper training and certification. With age and permit requirements in place, this truncheon embodies tradition with a touch of modern security standards.
