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>And this differs from having one guy drag the guard around at gunpoint and
>forcing him to perform the appropriate security measures?  These are GUARDS,
>right - not the sort of person one expects extraordinary heroics from?

If you do it right, he just takes them to one station out of order, or one
station that he usually dosen't go to, (how would they know?) and that sets
off the alarm, with a code that they have a guard under duress.

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