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Responsibilities of Bouncers
- Bouncers cannot use force unless threatened first.
- They can perform citizen’s arrests or remove people if necessary, without violence.
- Bouncers need least force to remove patrons.
- Victims of assault can sue attackers for damages, defendant conviction not necessary.
- If a fight occurs, bouncers can tackle offender to protect others, even if not a direct threat.
Becoming a Bouncer
- Become a bouncer by befriending them and picking up shifts.
- A height, physique, and communication skills are necessary.
- Bouncers make $11-13 per hour plus tips.
Ensuring Safety and Legal Compliance
- Bouncers can touch patrons if necessary to prevent harm or remove them cautiously when dealing with females.
- Bouncers can detain if reasonable grounds to believe a crime was committed or the person poses a threat, but must hand over to the police quickly.