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A security officer was an officer who worked for Starfleet Security, and was, as such, part of a starship or starbase's security department, under the command of a security chief. A complete study of starship security protocols was generally considered a requirement to fully qualify one to serve in the capacity of a Starfleet security officer. (VOY: "Fair Trade") A security officer's duties include the protection of Starfleet and Federation assets, the prevention and investigation of crimes, and personal protection of Starfleet officers and Federation or foreign dignitaries. In the 23rd century, it was customary for landing parties to include a number of security officers as guards. In 2366, Captain Jean-Luc Picard received a message from the security officer of the Klingon starship IKS Bortas. (TNG: "The Defector" ) The Rakhari Croden told Constable Odo with fear and hate about the Rakhari security officers who came in his home at night and killed his wives. When Odo and Croden later unlocked Croden's daughter Yareth from a stasis pod on an asteroid in the Chamra Vortex, Yareth looked with fear at Odo until her father explained that the security officer was a good one. (DS9: "Vortex") (need a general description of work duties here) The Security Officer is an employee of LexCorp paid to maintain security in the new "Metahuman Wing" in the Metropolis General Hospital. Following the mass-escape of the wing's "patients", he has been tasked with subduing and retrieving for further experimentation by the wing's warden, Doctor Psycho A Security Officer is usually a privately and formally employed person who is paid to protect property, assets, or people. Often, security officers are uniformed and act to protect property by maintaining a high visibility presence to deter illegal and inappropriate actions, observing (either directly, through patrols, or by watching alarm systems or video cameras) for signs of crime, fire or disorder; then taking action and reporting any incidents to their client and emergency services as appropriate. Security officers are two Enclave guards serving on the mobile base crawler in 2277. They can be found in and around the security station on the launch platform base. The security officer was a member of the security team working at the Los Angeles International Airport on the day Oceanic Flight 815 arrived from Sydney, Australia in the alternate timeline created by the detonation of the hydrogen core. The security officer entered one of the terminal's south elevators to discover Sawyer and Kate already occupying it. As the elevator was active, the officer received a call over his radio of a code "341", and was ordered to rendevous with the other agents. Sawyer then pressed the officer about what the code meant, but the officer said it was confidential. Sawyer then stated that, if it was confidential, he would be unable to identify one if he witnessed it. As the elevator stopped, Sawyer purposely stepped in front of the officer and his partner to allow Kate to pass first, under the guise of "women first", as Sawyer realized that the code 341 was likely in regards to Kate herself, as he noticed her handcuffs hidden under a jacket as she first entered the elevator. (LA X) A security officer is A security officer is an officer who works within Starfleet Security, and serves under the chief of security aboard a starship or starbase. A security officer is charged with protecting Starfleet and the Federation's interests and citizens. During the 23rd century, a security officer often accompanied landing parties. A security officer is any member of a starship or starbase's crew responsible for the security and safety of the crew and facility or vessel. Starfleet security officers are members of Starfleet Security. Security officers are usually members of the operations division and answer to the security chief. There are several Security Officers aboard of each vessel.

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