Who prosecutes criminal violations of WGP licensing rules?

The prosecution of criminal violations of Watch, Guard, or Patrol Agency (WGP) licensing rules falls under the purview of the Attorney General. This office is responsible for enforcing state laws and regulations, including those related to the licensing and operation of security agencies. The Attorney General has the authority to initiate legal action against individuals or entities that violate WGP regulations, ensuring compliance and upholding public safety.

While other options like local District Attorneys might handle criminal cases within their jurisdiction, the specific enforcement of licensing laws relevant to WGP falls under the state level, which is primarily managed by the Attorney General's office. This centralized enforcement helps maintain consistency across the state in how WGP regulations are prosecuted.