We had brought a principal to a large venue in Las Vegas for a UFC fight.

Kind of all health workers that inspired thousands and thousands of people.

We had to get this person who was very close to the ring out of there very quickly.

That's why planning is so very important.

But that's somebody I've got to have my eye on.

What do you look for?

First thing obviously, anyone who you do have a mobile phone for, be on the lookout.

You have information on someone, you're always scanning for that.

If they show up at an event, that's a problem.

You have to address them.

Wherever you are, you should have a heightened sense of awareness with those people.

Because they're erratic and you're not sure what might happen.

Communication skills, handle the stress, think quick and mitigate.

Do the best you can to accommodate the principal.

Most of this job is communications and understanding how to handle people.

Good judgment calls so much more than firearms proficiency and mixed martial arts.

Really, communications and good judgment is the most important weapons we have.

We don't stay in fight. That's not what we do.

So if someone pulls to gun, we get that principal in the vehicle and we're out of there as fast as possible.

We don't care about the aftermath.

Our job is to get that principal out there, not stay and have a fire plate.

So my guess today is a bodyguard.

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