NewsA publication for our people, our company and our customers

A G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc. Publication - Spring 2015

Check out page 6 where G4S received an award for aprogram that is successfully keeping people safer on thejob. And you may ask why a G4S Officer was seenrunning in stilettos? The answer is on Page 7.

PublisherDrew Levine, President, G4S North America

Editor-at-LargeLewis Pincus, G4S Senior Director, Marketing & Communications

Managing EditorDenise Jakows, G4S Communications Manager

Graphic DesignSuzanne McKeon, G4S Marketing & Creative Services Manager

Copy and Editorial Tara Fitzgerald, G4S Marketing & Sales Ops AnalystAlisa Gazzillo, G4S Bid Manager

Publication AssistantElizabeth Irwin, Administrative Assistant

PublisherPassport Publications & Media Corporation

G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc.1395 University BoulevardJupiter, FL 33458Phone: 1.800.275.8305E-mail: editorial@usa.g4s.com

Table of Contents

Message from the President Page 2

Salute to G4S Customers Page 2

G4S All-Stars Page 3

Heroes across the USA Pages 4-5

Commitment to Safety Page 6

Serving Communities Page 7

Extraordinary Response Pages 8-9during Bad Weather

Serving Veterans Pages 10 - 11

BackStory: Letters to G4S Page 12

G4S Officers across the USA step in and makea difference for people in medical distress andother emergency situations. Check out the truelifesaving stories on pages 4-5.

PLUS:

Saluting our G4S OfficersWho Save Lives

Record-breaking snow, travel bansand marathon shifts didn’t stop G4SOfficers from over performing in thewake of a weather emergency in NewYork. Read the stories on pages 8-9about the extraordinary efforts forclients and in one case, their four-legged friends, who were stranded.

G4S Officers Go the ExtraMiles during Snow Storm

Some of our featured partners are new andothers have been part of the G4S family for awhile. No matter the length of time they’ve beenwith us, we are honoring some valuable G4Scustomers. Turn to page 2 and take a look atsome of our most security teams for G4Sclients from around the USA.

G4S Honors Customers

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Spotlight on CustomersA Message from the President

As we march into 2015 I want to express my sincere appreciationfor our 2014 performance as a company. We grew our company inmany more ways than revenue and profit.

We maintained our customer base, we added many newcustomers to our family, we performed above and beyond, wesaved 34 lives, we sponsored numerous charitable causes andmaybe most importantly listened to you!

Geoff Gerks, our incoming Chief Human Resources Officer,launched our Dignity and Resect campaign in an effort to get our50,000 plus employees singing from the same sheet of music.Danny Grizzard, our Chief Operating Officer for the US SecureSolutions business has championed with his team of Regional VicePresidents an effort to renegotiate customer contracts as theycome up for renewal with a request of our customer to fund theoffering of paid sick time to our men and woman in uniform inaddition to vacation. More employee enhancing activities are wellunder way, as we are committed to ensuring we not only have thebest and the brightest servicing our customers- we also have thebest Officers who are compensated and benefited.

As we continue to perform for our customers, they will continue toinvest in our teams, but as I have said in the past, our performancefor the customer must be beyond any experience they have had inthe past with either a competitor or even G4S. If we commit tothem, they will commit to G4S. The fact that we are a 100%organically grown Secure Solutions business in the US certainlysupports this claim.

Which brings me to another significant differentiator at G4S, lookat the tenure of our staff throughout this issue of G4S News. Thesemen and women are our “secret sauce.” I can’t be more proud ofour team today and the position we have earned in our profession.

When you look at our work on these pages ahead, it would bedifficult to disagree that we, really you, are the best of the best!

Thank you for all you do and I look forward to 2015 and beyond!!

Drew LevinePresidentG4S Secure SolutionsNorth America

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Welcoming ournewest partnerships

New Inmate Transportation Team Ready in Pensacola, Florida

Community Support in OrangeCounty, California

Pensacola, FL: Seven G4S Officers are part of a new team assisting theSanta Rosa Sheriff’s office with inmate transportation to courthouses, jailsand outside medical appointments. The innovative G4S program offersprofessional solutions without compromising critical services to thecommunity.

Ladera Ranch, CA: G4S is now a safety and security partner at one ofOrange County’s largest residential communities. In November 2014, TheBoard of Directors for Ladera Ranch Maintenance Corporation (LARMAC)contracted with G4S for Patrol and Gate Attendant services. G4S isresponsible for Visitor Management Services for Covenant Hills and 24-hourpatrol of all LARMAC-owned assets, facilities, parks, trails, plunges, andclubhouses throughout its 125 neighborhoods and 7,100+ homes.

Philadelphia, PA: G4S Officersand managers are getting a big‘thank you’ from the Eagles organization for going above andbeyond normal duties and cus-tomer service. G4S has assistedthe Eagles in receiving the highestsecurity rating from the League.Recently, the Eagles honored G4Steam members with MVP football

awards. (above, left to right) G4S Project Manager John Comerer; USOsScott McDowell and Sheila Register; and CPO Andrew Gilmore each received game balls with their names on them.

G4S Flying High with Philadelphia Eagles

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All-Stars

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Two Officers Honored for Compassion and Service after Finding Missing Woman in Bank Building

G4S Team Protects Remote Energy Locations

Columbus, OH: Quick thinking by two G4S Officers helped police find a missing womanand now the G4S Officers are being honored for their efforts at a bank corporate office.G4S Officers Linda Dreher (left) and Taylor Starr (right) found the older woman wanderingin the lobby. She said her family had entered the building but did not return. The Officerscould have sent the woman away after a search throughout the building didn’t locate thefamily, but they gently and compassionately pursued discussions with her. The Officersnoticed the woman’s confusion and they continued to comfort her as police were notified.Police realized she matched the description of a woman who recently disappeared from herfamily. The G4S financial client has honored the Officers for going above and beyond theirduty during the incident.

St. Albans, WV: G4S Site Supervisor Jake Kitchen isreceiving special thanks for his continued efforts to secureremote mining locations for an energy customer. Kitchen isworking with Mingo County Sheriff’s Deputies to investigatereports of trespassers throughout the area. Recently, threepeople were arrested after Kitchen found them attempting tosteal $15,000 worth of materials from the mining property.The three individuals are now in jail.

Officer Assists Police with Arrest, Keeps Client Location SafeColorado Springs, CO: G4S Officer Jeremy Weinke isbeing recognized for his efforts to keep a hotel, its employeesand customers safe after finding a man sleeping in a parkedcar with a gun. Officer Weinke notified hotel staff and calledpolice after finding the man in the parking garage. The Policelater informed G4S the suspect had four felony warrants andwas found in a stolen car filled with stolen property. OfficerWeinke’s quick thinking ensured the continued safeoperations of a client location and aided law enforcement inthe arrest.

G4S Officers Provide Grieving Familywith Last Goodbye

Boston, MA: Two G4S Officers are receiving praise and thanks after theyassisted hospital staff with an unusual request to allow family members to say afinal good-bye to a grandmother who passed away two days earlier in theEmergency Department. Officers Jan Carlos Carrasquillo and Jean Robinitzassisted the hospital and family members who were delayed by long-distancetravel by setting up a hospital room for a viewing. The family said they will alwaysbe grateful to the G4S officers for the respectful way they assisted them as theygrieved over the loss of their grandmother.

Officer ReceivesGovernor’s PerformanceCoinBirmingham, AL: G4SCustom Protection OfficerKenya Rogers (right) isbeing recognized for hisoutstanding performance onbehalf of Alabama GovernorRobert J. Bentley during aninternational business meet-ing. CPO Rogers handledpersonal security mattersduring the arrival and de-parture of Japanese execu-tives. Governor Bentleypersonally thanked CPORogers for his professional-ism during the event andgave the G4S Officer aGovernor’s Coin.

The biggest reward is knowing that she is safe with her familyand that we did the right thing. –G4S Officer Taylor Starr“ ”

Award-Winning G4S Officersin Raleigh, NCOfficer Charline Perry-Recognized for outstanding workduring an emergency alarm situation

Project Manager Richard ParkerSPO Kevin FossSPO George DavidSPO Hugh Hedrick-Recognized for directing, escortingand assisting emergency medical personnel.

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Celebrating ServiceEmployees Celebrating AnniversariesSpring 2015

35 YearsEdward Kidwell BloomingtonRonald Hall Buffalo

30 YearsJohn Smith Pittsburgh

25 YearsKenneth Paulk AtlantaHelen Terrazas Bay CityElizabeth Arbaugh DelawareMark A Dawson DetroitJohn Grinder Ft. LauderdaleRalph-Duke Hamilton Honolulu Paula Hatt JacksonvilleSteven Billips OrlandoJ Kyle Henshall Port St. LucieGary Stegemann Two RiversRobert Tomczak West Palm Beach

20 YearsJohn Jackson BaltimoreWendy Atherton-Simpson BloomingtonLora Coates DetroitMarion Ramey DetroitRay Brown Ft. LauderdaleNelson Fernandez Ft. LauderdaleFrank Golletti Ft. LauderdaleEarl Tawarahara Honolulu Patrcia Blackman IndianapolisKaren Harmon IndianapolisPamela Kenner IndianapolisJohn Hart JupiterSamuel Lamar NashvilleRobert Staton Westchester

15 YearsSaveth Sak AnaheimWillie Freeman AustinAlbert Henry AustinGlen Holmes BaltimoreCarlos Torres Boca RatonBarry Monroe CharlotteClifford Powell CharlotteDavid Burris Cincinnati Gary Cole Cincinnati Rose Baba DenverGeorge Rodenas DenverFelicia Conley DetroitJeffrey Farr DetroitAlvin Griswold DetroitKathleen Newland DetroitCleveland Thomas DetroitMichael Wellman DetroitJerry Bright Ft. LauderdaleEduardo Ramos Ft. LauderdaleNakia Smith Ft. LauderdaleMarisela Gomez GreensboroBilly Hemrick GreensboroDaniel Pekrul HartfordRodney Tavui Honolulu Deborah Kent JacksonCarl Schuelke JacksonvilleDathan McClure JenkinsvilleDeborah Rizzo-Brock JupiterKevin Cherrington Los Angeles Carl Kauhane MauiEdwin Collazo-Vazquez MiamiHailu Bogale Minneapolis Coye Gamble NashvilleWillie Ramirez New York CityJoseph House OntarioBrien Lambert OrlandoJohn Baloh PittsburghSanita Edwards PortlandKenneth Epstein PortlandAnton Luru PortlandThomas Roberts RenoEmmanuel Brown RichmondWilliam Lindus RichmondGary Dalton RoanokeScott Bourget SeabrookKenneth Lester TulsaEddy Beline West Palm Beach

G4S Officer Saves Heart Attack Victim with CPR TrainingReston, VA: G4S Officer Cecily Gibbs is being recognizedfor saving the life of a woman who had a heart attack in anoffice parking lot. Officer Gibbs took swift action, quicklyproviding CPR and working continuously until paramedicsarrived. If it were not for her actions, the woman, who is themother of a client employee, would not have survived.

Officer Stops Man with a Knife at BankParkville, MD: A G4S Officer has been recognized for his outstanding efforts to stop a man witha knife who threatened a bank, its employees and customers. Bank Protection Officer IsaacTeah had been observing the man’s unusual behavior for several minutes before the attack. Hesustained some cuts and injuries after struggling with the assailant. The man fled the scene,but the Officer’s heroic actions kept everyone at the bank safe.

Officer Saves Baby in a Runaway Stroller

Honolulu, HI: Security Officer Kevin Harris is being honored for his quick work that saved achild from the path of an oncoming car. The incident happened in front of a government buildingwhere a woman was helping her mother into a car. The woman momentarily took her eyes offher child who was in a baby stroller as she turned to assist her mother. A gust of wind pushedthe stroller into a roadway and Officer Harris immediately ran to recover the baby who waspushed 25 feet from his mother and into the path of an oncoming car. The driver of theoncoming car was turning a corner and did not immediately see the stroller in the street.

(L to R): The Honorable Craig Nakamura, Chief Judge for the Intermediate Court of Appeals; Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald; G4S Officer Kevin Harris; G4S Operations Manager Kehau Cappo; G4S General Manager Lee Burgwinkel

She did an outstanding job in performing to her level oftraining and in turn saved a person’s life. This type of actionshould not go unnoticed.

– Tim Meyers, Manager G4S Strategic Accounts

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Lifesaving

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10 YearsRichard Apodaca Albuquerque Sunny Fahim AnaheimJames Edwards ArizonaJohn Webb AshlandKimberly Grant AtlantaTammy Love AtlantaKhadidiatou Maiga AtlantaDavid Patrick AtlantaStephen Roberts AtlantaTrina Sheffield AtlantaRobert Degan AustinBernard Davis BaltimoreJeffery Rall Bay CityWilliam Savage Bay CityJeramine Weaver Bay CityWayne Riley BirminghamMarcella Baugher BloomingtonMelanie Wallace BloomingtonMichael Weinblatt Boca RatonChristian Roberts BostonRobert Jones CasperBarbara Porter CasperMichael Ryan CasperMichael Plate CharlestonFeven Negash CharlotteLisa Williams CharlotteGenet Zewede CharlotteMaurice Brown ChicagoAllan Bruno ChicagoTerry Krystof ChicagoLucille Wiltgen ChicagoCharles House Cincinnati Clayton Nocks Cincinnati Carl Ralston Cincinnati Ryan Studt Cincinnati George Gallegos ColumbusStephen King ColumbusKenneth Garrett DallasEdward Pavelka DallasRichard Thorpe DallasHercules Mathis DelawareDennis Moore DelawareRichard Reusch DelawareRichard Bernal DenverChristopher Ritter DenverWillie William DenverRickey Adams DetroitAdekunle Adetoyinbo DetroitTamisha Cannon DetroitLawrence Gasiewski DetroitJoyce Houston DetroitGarrit Krul DetroitNorman Ruffin DetroitPeter Tanla-Kishani DetroitSteve Wancha DetroitJohn Williams DetroitGary Apsche FairfaxFlorence Fontem FairfaxHarold Adaway Fort MyersAndrew Cunningham Ft. LauderdaleRhoan Davis Ft. LauderdaleHector Feliciano Ft. LauderdaleLewin Hulse Ft. LauderdaleJames Lockley Ft. LauderdaleRicardo Samaroo Ft. LauderdaleRegina Bryan GreensboroGeraldine Criner GreensboroFrancis Snyder GreensboroTheodore Auvdel HarrisburgStephen Lizama Honolulu Ellen Fischer HoustonMark Sawyer HoustonCarl Williams HoustonRobert Wolfe HoustonJay Bonnell IndianapolisJennifer Davis IndianapolisJames Dunlap IndianapolisElizabeth Hall IndianapolisJames Oldenkamp IndianapolisMary Phillips IndianapolisAngel Ramos IndianapolisLecretia Samuels JacksonGrant Goodwin JacksonvilleReginald Graham Jacksonville

Celebrating ServiceSpring 2015

G4S Officer Saves the Life of a Choking Woman

West Palm Beach, FL: A G4S Officer at a largesuburban hospital saved the life of a woman whowas choking on food in the dining room. G4SGeneral Manager Ed Rodriguez (right) reportsOfficer Damaris Rodriguez (left) relied on hersuperior training and ability to stay calm underpressure. After receiving a Rapid Response Code,Officer Rodriguez performed the Heimlich maneuveron the woman saving her life. Hospital nurses, whowere quickly on the scene, sent this message toG4S: “Thanks for being our partner and for thepreparation and training of your team.”

Fresno, CA: Detention Officers George Madrillejos(above, left) and Ron Osborne (above, middle) arebeing honored for their professional response to amedical emergency while they were transporting 14immigration detainees. After a detainee suffered amajor seizure, the team immediately called 9-1-1 anddrove to the nearest hospital. Once at the hospital, theG4S Officers and local police helped to maintaincustody of the detainees and the man in theEmergency Department.

After the man was stabilized, the G4S DetentionOfficers safely transported him to a correctional facility.Lieutenant Victor Marrero (above, right) wasinstrumental in bringing a successful outcome to theevolving crisis by maintaining constant contact with allagencies involved.

Transit Officer Hears Gunshots, Helps Victim, Assists Police

Eugene, OR: CPO Transit OfficerJake Carpenter (pictured, above) isbeing honored for an outstandingact of valor after a shooting. CPOCarpenter was driving a transitemployee to a disabled bus locationwhen he heard gunshots and saw aperson on the ground. The two mencalled 9-1-1, assisted the gunshotwound victim with first aid, andhelped police with witnessstatements. CPO Carpenter saw aman running near train tracks andprovided critical information to lawenforcement concerning a suspectin the shooting.

G4S Officers Reroute Detainee Bus, MaintainCustody after MedicalEmergency

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Celebrating ServiceSpring 201510 Years ContinuedRussell L’Herisse JacksonvilleBertha McIntosh JacksonvilleJerald Stafford JacksonvilleSheldon Boyd JenkinsvilleBryce Frey JenkinsvilleCharles Schneider JupiterSidney Heathman Kansas CityKaren Castillo Las VegasPenni-Anne Craft Las VegasSarah Newman Las VegasKaren Gabehart LexingtonWalter Meaux LexingtonChristina Farlough Los Angeles Essie Bruce MemphisJermaine Boleware MiamiIdania Feliciano MiamiJose Gonzalez MiamiBrighan Madriz MiamiLatanya McGee MiamiRodney Riemenschneider MilwaukeeHeather Zuniga MilwaukeeNathan Bremer Minneapolis Nikka Burnett Minneapolis Albert Claybon NashvilleRoshunda Anderson New OrleansAudrey Lora New York CityJeremiah Kobes OmahaStephen Wellborn OmahaRobert Benjamin OntarioDavid Owens OntarioJohn Youngs OntarioVenecia Santana OrlandoBarbara Sokolowski OrlandoFrank Hanis PhiladelphiaAdler Noel PhiladelphiaHarvey Rivers PhiladelphiaRobert Walsh PhiladelphiaPaul Yablonski PhiladelphiaChris Messenger PhoenixMelody Morris PhoenixAnn Ramirez PhoenixCarol Cadotte Port St. LucieDeborah Enderle Port St. LucieAnthony Moesch Port St. LucieDale Tucker Port St. LucieFredrick Wilson RaleighTyrone Baldwin RenoDebra Sutton RichmondJohanes Sugiyanto RiversideSalvador Romarate SacramentoJerac Torres SacramentoJohn Skrobarczyk San AntonioStephen Tullius San DiegoRobert Leach San Francisco Abiy Anbessie Santa ClaraCatherine Catalano Santa ClaraHarold Enos Santa ClaraGwenda Miller Santa ClaraAlex Ochoa Santa ClaraAmarech Tesfay Santa ClaraGarrick Goodwiler SarasotaDaniel Corleto Schenectady Noreen Irish Schenectady Edward Porreca Schenectady Damion Sherriff Schenectady Jason Beach SeabrookRyan Brooks SeabrookDeb Bryce SeabrookAndre Furey SeabrookChristofer Kage SeabrookAndre Lagueux SeabrookChristopher Phillips SeabrookRichard Ebere SomersetCarlos Manrique SomersetChristian Seldon St. LouisElvin Dobson TampaKristine Estes TampaGregory Jamison TampaMichael Cronenwett ToledoDwayne Soncrant ToledoGuido Rios Sinton TulsaRichard Trevillyan TulsaKeith Gillaume Two RiversRobert Kakuk Two RiversMichael Schermetzler Two Rivers

Slip, Trip and FallCampaign ReportsPositive Results

� An overall 5% reductionin incidents

� A 25% reduction in STFcosts and

� A 27% reduction inaverage cost perSTF incident

Since the campaignlaunched in May of 2014,there has been:

2014 Safety Commitment Score: 3.7.

In a recent survey, employees at an international chemical company were asked to rank theG4S Commitment to Safety. The graph above shows the steady rise in safety engagementamong the chemical company’s employees since G4S took over the contract in 2011. In thissurvey, a scale of 1 to 4 was used. A score of “4” was excellent and “3” was good. The surveyshows G4S contributed to an overall 8.5% increase in employees’ focus on safety.

G4S Secure Solutions USA has been recognizedwith the highest honor by the G4S globalorganization for its health and safety trainingprogram. A hallmark of the robust program is theG4S Slip, Trip and Fall Prevention (STF) campaign.The program was developed and implemented toreduce the number of STF incidents throughout theAmericas Region.

G4S Survey Results Highlight Safety

G4S Global Safety First AwardsBest Health and Safety training program

Commitment to Safety

3.75

3.7

3.65

3.6

3.55

3.5

3.45

3.4

3.35

3.3

3.252011

Average2012

AverageDec-2013 Dec 2014

At G4S USA, health and

safety is not just another

program. It is a deep value

and a commitment to send all

our people home the same

way they arrived to work.

–Frank Knapfel,Regional Director Safety and

Health, G4S North America

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Celebrating ServiceSpring 201510 Years ContinuedIrashameka Fields West Palm BeachKaren Goe West Palm BeachSebastian Mazurkiewicz West Palm BeachEric Roesler West Palm BeachReginald Boyd WestchesterJoseph Contursi WestchesterAllen Douglas WestchesterGina Edgett WestchesterThomas Fink WestchesterRodwell Foo WestchesterTim Hunt WestchesterEdward Lawery WestchesterThomas McGovern WestchesterGarland Rodgers Westchester

5 YearsCarlos Alvarez TexasMelinda Kyser TexasThomas Salazar Albuquerque Michael Stephens Albuquerque Jason Brown AnaheimDennis Griffie AnaheimCecily Morgan AnaheimHarrison Hogsten AshlandAaron Justice AshlandRobert Meade AshlandAlbert Barber AshvilleJames Reid AshvilleJason Ayala AtlantaThelma Calloway AtlantaNatasha Evans-Thompson AtlantaWillie Jackson AtlantaBobby Lazenby AtlantaTheresa Mathews AtlantaDaniel Moran AtlantaJeffery Rose AtlantaZaronda Rush AtlantaHeath Smith AtlantaMichael Weingarten AtlantaReginal Wilcox AtlantaLisa Wilkins AtlantaRobert Lee AustinFred Thelen AustinTa-Tanisha Henry BaltimoreEric Williams BaltimoreCyrill Babik Bay CityLucas Coulter Bay CityStephen Hoke Bay CitySotero Luera Bay CityPreston Parks Bay CityLawrence Robinson Bay CityValente Rodriguez Bay CityMillard Stains Bay CityRichard Story Bay CityMelinda Stephens BiloxiOrlando Henry BirminghamRosie Patterson BirminghamTimothy Cable BloomingtonDavid Jordan BloomingtonStan Schlensker BloomingtonDavid Aikens Boca RatonTommy Burnett Boca RatonAristophane Conde Boca RatonDewayne Dildy Boca RatonMax Ganthier Boca RatonVincent La Tour Boca RatonGregory St Jacques Boca RatonBrittney Weekes Boca RatonIra Briggs BuffaloCharles Walters BuffaloRoy Britt CasperLynden Larson CasperAnna Powell CasperJoshua LeMaster CharlestonWilliam Raines CharlestonJohnathan Snyder CharlestonWilliam Casey CharlotteKhaliah Harvey CharlotteMary Kiongo Chattanooga Janet Caballero ChicagoOrlando Gonzalez ChicagoSusan Hanewold ChicagoBenjamin Jenkins ChicagoRuby Perry ChicagoDavid West Chicago

Overflowing with Donated Toys during the Holidays

G4S offices and client sites were overflowing with toys this past holiday season in support ofthe Toys for Tots campaign. In Boca Raton, FL (above, right) Office Manager Trudy Baxter andHR Specialist Joyce Newman said their collection surpassed last year’s efforts. In FlorhamPark, NJ (above, left) Site Supervisor Dave Pacewicz, in his Marine Corps uniform, helped tocollect more than 500 toys for needy children.

G4S Headquarters Goes Red to Support American Heart Association

G4S CPO Runs in Stilettos to Raise Money for Domestic Violence Organization

Jupiter, FL: G4S Custom Protection Officer BobKnox (left) slipped on some super-sized redstilettos and participated in the 5th Annual "Walk aMile in Her Shoes Event" to support SafeSpaceand its fight against domestic violence.

CPO Knox raised $270 in the days leading up tothe event by asking co-workers to sponsor himin the walk. After raising the funds andparticipating in the event, Knox applied for a G4SMatchIt! award which doubled his fundraisingtotal to $540. G4S President Drew Levine (right)presented CPO Knox with the MatchIt! check.SafeSpace is an organization that serves victimsof domestic violence in Florida providingprograms for women in need of longer-termhousing and outreach services.

Serving Communities

Jupiter, FL: For the third consecutiveyear, G4S employees at Headquartersoffices continued to show their supportfor the American Heart Association’sNational Wear Red Day. All theemployees who participated in thecampaign by wearing red met for agroup photo in front of the G4SHeadquarters building.

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G4S Supports Customers during “SnowVember”Winter Storm

Special Thanks:Throughout the storm, Senior Area Supervisor Teofilo David continued

to visit all of the sites that were accessible in order to check on our Officers. He even delivered a pizza to a banking location.

In November, a significant number of security operations were disrupted during a massive andhistoric snow storm around western New York state. A travel ban made it impossible for mostOfficers to leave their homes. Despite this, several banking locations and administrativebuildings remained open and were fully staffed by G4S. A banking client recognized thefollowing Officers for their long hours of overtime to make sure facilities were secure:

Dan FlanniganRalph Fulgham Madonna FrydrychThomas HagnerDuVonne Hill

Anthony JonesRoger KaragiMorgan MoreyMark SchmidtStanley Singleton

Ronald WilczekDave UrbanJason Walsh

Seneca, NY: G4S Security Officer Vesna Kajtaz is beinghonored for her herculean efforts to keep a communicationscenter safe and operational during the snowstorm that trappedher inside the bank customer building. Officer Kajtaz remainedon post for three days refusing to sleep over fear she wouldmiss a critical incident. With a dwindling food supply and nosleep, Office Kajtaz continued patrols and prevented damagefrom occurring inside the building. Once rescured by SiteSupervisor Tanya Offhaus, Officer Kajtaz slept for 14 hours butremained in the building rotating shifts with others to providecontinuing security coverage for the financial client.

Celebrating ServiceSpring 20155 Years ContinuedRalph Simpson Cincinnati Scott Abel ClevelandRobert Cooper ClevelandJames Eisenhut ClevelandLouis Gregorcic ClevelandHarriett Frazier ColumbiaWalter Pelon ColumbiaHomer Austin ColumbusJacques Bossert ColumbusDonald Cotton ColumbusGlenna Guice ColumbusAlexander Lehar ColumbusJeffrey Smith ColumbusApril Howard Morris DallasAlex Ibiloye DallasBilly Johnson DallasVicki Jones DallasCindy Koiner-Dampf DallasJohn Linden DallasKenneth McDonald DallasJames Miller DallasWilliam Peace DallasHarrell Witt DallasJohn Kennedy Chioma DelawareAdrian Showells DelawareFred Akpai DenverAli Alzamili DenverNicholas Aman DenverConnie Anderson DenverKarl Archuleta DenverCheryl Ellison DenverMichael Freeman DenverDuane Garcia DenverBrandon Green DenverKeith Morgan DenverLina Nacional DenverKevin Brewer DetroitJeffrey Demars DetroitEdrea Norwood DetroitLawrence Ozog DetroitWesley Price DetroitAlonzo Pugh DetroitKimberly Robinson DetroitJoseph Schwartz DetroitBryan Thorpe DetroitTyler Butterworth FairfaxKimberly Cabrera FairfaxLenora Carr FairfaxNicholas Holmes FairfaxJalilah Munir FairfaxJoshua Paige FairfaxTracey Shepperson FairfaxKendra Skelton FairfaxLedonyelle Smith FairfaxEduardo Torres FairfaxMarkee Washington FairfaxJames Dorlus Fort MyersJason Lanzillo Fort MyersAnthony Tavarez Fort MyersGenaro Valladares Fort MyersDonald Anthony Ft. LauderdaleVincent Baccas Ft. LauderdaleManfred Compere Ft. LauderdaleYovette Desouza Ft. LauderdaleSamuel Dunlap Ft. LauderdaleChermona Francois Ft. LauderdaleShavonda Harris Ft. LauderdaleRomeo Hoilett Ft. LauderdaleJohn Jackson Ft. LauderdaleXzavier Johnson Ft. LauderdaleDesmond Kowlessar Ft. LauderdaleEfgy Leon Ft. LauderdaleMichael Pierre-Louis Ft. LauderdaleRonald Robinson Ft. LauderdaleRichard Rowe Ft. LauderdaleAndre Suleiman Ft. LauderdaleVincent Vargas Ft. LauderdaleJack Wilson Ft. LauderdaleSonia Wright-Pierce Ft. LauderdaleAndrew Duggins GreensboroRickey Harriott GreensboroAdrian Murphy GreensboroMark Shore GreensboroJeffery Smith GreensboroDavid Lyons Hartford

Heroic Site Supervisor Rescues TrappedOfficer in Historic Snowstorm

Seneca, NY: G4S Site Supervisor Tanya Offhaus is beinghonored for her heroism and determination to help a fellow Officerand support a financial customer with continued security servicesduring a historic snow emergency. The record-breaking stormdropped 78-inches of snow in western New York state andtrapped a G4S Officer inside a banking communications center.Supervisor Offhaus walked two hours from her house to thecommunications center while pulling a sled loaded with supplies.At times she had to walk through snow that was waist-deep.When she finally arrived at the location, Officer Offhaus had todig through the snow to get to the doorway. Once inside, Tanyarelieved the trapped officer and then stayed on a marathon three-day shift, providing the financial customer with security updates.

G4S Officer Trapped, Continues SecurityShift during Snow Emergency

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Officers Save 65 Cats Trapped inside ShoppingMall during Storm

Two G4S Officers are being called heroes for their extra efforts to care for kittens who were leftisolated in a rescue center by a massive snow storm. Officers Rick Grasso (above, right) andTim Leary (above, left) patrol the shopping center where the rescue organization is located.After the shelter leaders contacted the mall management, the G4S team was sent to therescue. The two Officers went right to work distributing food and water to each kitten. Therescue organization normally has a generous amount of emergency food and water for theshelter cats, but this storm raged for five days, forcing volunteers to stay home. Officers Grassoand Leary even gave special time and attention to shelter cat ButterBean who is blind andneeded to be hand-fed.

Celebrating ServiceSpring 20155 Years ContinuedMark Kuivenhoven HiloArron Cabato Honolulu Sandra Hepa Honolulu Carmen Diaz HoustonCherise Lowe HoustonBrenda Newell Cortes HoustonJoshua Flowers Houston Renisha Brown Houston James Mitchell Houston Pamela Cormier Houston Kevin Eversole IndianapolisRhonda Henseleit IndianapolisThomas Jones IndianapolisJames Plummer Jr IndianapolisJane Riddle IndianapolisGinger Kornegay JacksonMartin Peninger JacksonDnetrick Stasher JacksonDonald Berry JacksonvilleVictor Collier JacksonvilleAnthony Harvey JacksonvilleMahogany Jones JacksonvilleAlphonso McClendon JacksonvilleJean Pierre JacksonvilleHerman Ruise JacksonvilleJohn Valdes JacksonvilleFrank Weaver JacksonvilleMarvincent Williams JacksonvilleRyan Chaplin JenkinsvilleYazan Ghishan JupiterJohn Patterson JupiterGlory Ross JupiterSamuel Adams Kansas CityGeorge Bowler Kansas CityRichard Hurley Kansas CityMichael Wickey Kansas CityArthur Coolbaugh Las VegasMichael D’angelo Las VegasArt Runnels Las VegasDavid DuMaurier LexingtonRuth Stevenson LexingtonSteven Tuggle LexingtonAlexandra Actie Long IslandWilliam Baggs Long IslandDavid Howland Long IslandBrandon Hughes Long IslandKerby Loperena Long IslandPamela Bernard LongviewErik Casillas Los Angeles Rafael Franco Los Angeles Luis Gomes Los Angeles Desiree Hoffman Los Angeles Catalina Oseguera Los Angeles Eli Rivera Los Angeles Roy Ruiz Los Angeles Nieka Washington Los Angeles Albert Williams Los Angeles Ted Morioka MauiRobert Murdoch MauiJustin Robello MauiStacy Brown MemphisBuddy Cummings MemphisJerome Davis MemphisTerrance Miller MemphisBenecia Richardson MemphisAngelia Timberlake MemphisLinda Tyler MemphisJose Alvarado MiamiEduardo Boza MiamiDerrick Bridges MiamiCesar Cerda MiamiOrlando Deschapell MiamiJames Glass MiamiJose Jiron MiamiMary Jones MiamiTrey Lee MiamiJonathan Lee Sing MiamiYosvani Marrero MiamiDavid Martinez MiamiAdrian Mendoza MiamiYorlean Morales MiamiBrandon Munroe MiamiLuis Portal MiamiJames Scott MiamiFred Taylor Miami

These two heroes helped rescue our babies. On behalf ofeveryone at Tabby Town, we offer a great big Thank YOU!

–Cheryl Ludwig, Executive Director, Tabby Town (above,center)“ ”

Spotlight on Customers

Irvine, CA: The City of Irvine Police Department is spotlighting G4S as part of its successfulPrivate Security Partnerships within the community. G4S has been providing services to IrvinePolice Department since 1992. The photo above included G4S managers and Officers whowork for the City of Irvine as well as other businesses in the area. Pictured in the group photoabove are (L to R, in color) Robert Shigley, Site Supervisor; Brandon Joffe, Manager ofBusiness Development, Orange County; Earle Graham, National Portfolio Manager; CPOAntonio Martos, Field Supervisor; CPO Jason Brown , North Park Square CommunityAssociation; Toaiva Nunu, Custody Service Supervisor, Irvine Police Department

…and Thanks to Our Long-Time Partnerships

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Celebrating ServiceSpring 20155 Years ContinuedTheresa Temples MiamiLuis Umana MiamiWarren Williams MiamiRommel Young MiamiDori Darrington MilwaukeeThomas Kriefall MilwaukeeTyler Klugherz Minneapolis Andrew Larson Minneapolis Michael Bluhm NashvilleRichard Bryant NashvilleWilliam Burney NashvilleEmmanuel Vaughn NashvilleAlex Alfaro New YorkComfort Mba New YorkRoger McCalmont New YorkMiguel Velez New YorkDeryek Williams New YorkTorain Williams New YorkNazime Ardolic New York Ronald Lubin New York William Mars New York Yanda Martinez New York Nathaniel Palacio New York Dawry Pichardo New York Abdias Pierre-Paul New York Jason Rosa New York Aboubacar Sylla New York Conrod Thomas New York Shanai McIntyre NorfolkAdam Erickson Oklahoma City Adam Cherek OmahaJavonda Crayton OrlandoMaria Figueroa OrlandoGuillermo Rosa OrlandoJohn Byrd PensacolaDwight Peterson PensacolaSylvester Vlach PensacolaIan Allen PhiladelphiaCarl Andrews PhiladelphiaTerence Brown PhiladelphiaAngie Littlepage PhiladelphiaMatthew Williams PhiladelphiaGail Adams PhoenixFrank Bracamonte PhoenixLucian Corneliu PhoenixCharles DeCaro PhoenixNermana Dzubur PhoenixNicholas Ford PhoenixJuan Lara PhoenixRandy Larsen PhoenixGilberto Robles PhoenixRoy Stanifer PhoenixKara D’argenzio PittsburghTodd Erlich PittsburghMilton Linnert PittsburghWayne Muldrow PittsburghCharles Pollard PittsburghLeroy Auguste Port St. LucieRobin Bishop Port St. LucieEdgar Jordan Port St. LucieJoseph McClanahan Port St. LucieEddie Meredith Port St. LucieBradley Phillips Port St. LucieGabriel San Martin Port St. LucieCarl Tierney Port St. LucieDavid Weierman Port St. LucieLars Weig Port St. LucieChristopher Gillispie PortlandThomas Hartman PortlandSharlene Pierce PortlandDarel Pitmon PortlandJohn Brown RaleighSascha Nebeling RaleighGeorgia Wyche RaleighRegina Graham RenoMichael Harber RenoDeborah McDowell RenoHerbert Anderson RichmondSean Cain RichmondTeresa Taylor RichmondLuis Garcia RiversideJessica Garcia RiversideAntonio Rogers RiversideJose Rohde RiversideIsaiah Sanford RiversideDaniel Urena RiversideThomas Bloodworth Roanoke

Serving Veterans

Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), a Department of Defense office, ispleased to announce Brian Reynolds, from G4S, is the new Employer Initiative ProgramDirector for the Florida ESGR Committee. Brian will provide leadership and vision for acommittee of more than 150 dedicated volunteers who are spread all across the state of Florida.

Reynolds (above, left) is the Veterans Recruiting Manager for G4S and has been instrumentalin the company efforts to hire more than 14,000 veterans and members of the Guard andReserve since August of 2011.

James Dicks, (above, right) of the Florida ESGR Committee, says the organization seeks tofoster a culture in which all employers support and value the employment and military serviceof National Guard and Reserve members.

G4S Veteran Recruiting Manager Named NewESGR Initiative Program Director for Florida

Exclusive Online Community

To show our ongoing dedication to those who have served in our country's armed forces, G4Shas developed a support group anchored by an interactive online forum that provides support,outreach and resources.

Military Veterans, Guard and ReserveSupport Group and Online Community G4S employees who are veterans or members of the Guard and Reserve have been invitedto join the exclusive online, interactive forum on the G4S Career Center.

Please make sure your local office knows you are a veteran or member of the Guard and Reserve.

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Celebrating ServiceSpring 20155 Years ContinuedGiesla Cagle SacramentoCheryl Ducker SacramentoKesha Jackson Russ SacramentoAustin Mc Henry SacramentoGreg Robles SacramentoRobert Schreiner SacramentoMichael West SacramentoJeff Kirby San AntonioOscar Tienda San AntonioJeremiah Trejo San AntonioRamon Auli San DiegoRamon Auli San DiegoPablo Benavides San DiegoPedro Carrasco San DiegoVictor Macias San DiegoAlma Mercado San DiegoJerry Morey San DiegoEdward Popplewell San DiegoNiva Rodriguez San DiegoAntonio Tanguma San DiegoAiman Usman San DiegoGerald Feldman San Fernando Valley Maria Lopez San Fernando Valley Preety Rihal San Francisco James Espinoza Santa ClaraKeder Jama Santa ClaraArmando Jupson Santa ClaraCarl Jessup SarasotaMichael Aloisi Schenectady Clarence Hale Schenectady James Bacon SeabrookClifford Faldasz SeabrookThomas Kvetkosky SeabrookTodd Malmgren SeabrookRyan Manning SeabrookNoah Nelson SeabrookAndrew Phelps SeabrookRichard Robinson SeabrookJennifer Roschewski SeabrookPatrick Armstrong SeattleStephanie Green SeattleTravis Hill SeattleMelvin Schuler SeattleMohamed Brima SomersetKeith Buchko SomersetOkwun Obasi SomersetArthur Tarlow SomersetJames Beckham TampaKimberly Copeland TampaSteven De Pasquale TampaRicardo Ornias TampaArun Perumpral TampaRoy Sellars TampaCrystal Durden ToledoAndre Cunningham TucsonHugh Gierst TucsonVolodymyr Terletskyy TucsonRonald Adams TulsaRichard Casey TulsaJohnny Harris TulsaLeroy Linam TulsaJeremy Lovejoy TulsaAnthony Phillips TulsaMelinda Reynolds TulsaJeremy Willis TulsaEric Beaumia Two RiversTimothy Brull Two RiversBoyd Cisler Two RiversWilliam Griffore Two RiversDavid Koch Two RiversJames Kosman Two RiversBrian Peserik Two RiversRowdy Schettl Two RiversRyan Schug Two RiversBrenda Whiteside Two RiversRebekah Wiesner Two RiversKendall Britt West Palm BeachJohn Davis West Palm BeachAnthony Hall West Palm BeachRodney Hughes West Palm BeachKevin Woodwell West Palm BeachBarry Hay WestchesterIvens Saint-Vil WestchesterWilliam Uhelsky WestchesterAnnie Walker WestchesterRichard Webster Wiscasset

Work for Warriors Honors G4S forVeterans Hiring

Sacramento, CA: G4S Training Specialist Jarus Perez is being honored by the Work forWarriors program. The employment pilot program is matching up the skills of unemployed andunderemployed National Guard members with the hiring needs of employers. Specialist Perezis being recognized for his dedication and support of the Work for Warriors program.

Register at:usajobs.g4s.com/alljobs

If it’s your first time,enter PIN: 53168

Click on the top rightlogin/Register button andbe sure to complete your

registration in the same visit.

G4S Has Been Honored By TheseVeterans Employment Programs

2015 Military Friendly Employers

2014 G.I. Jobs Top 100 Military Friendly Employers

2014 Top 50 Military Friendly Employersfor Military Spouses

2014 Civilianjobs.com Most ValuableEmployer (MVE) for Military

Did You Know?

G4S Training Specialist Jarus Perez, center, with members of the Work for Warriors team on the Hangerdeck of the USS Midway

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LETTERS TO

Just wanted to touch bases with you in reference to the overall performance of G4S andexpress to you how happy I am with the performance of Mike Mareth, his staff and allof the officers. We had a very challenging year with inspections, security upgrades,efficiency initiatives and then throw on top of that the fact we had a (high risk) FOFRe Inspection. In all instances the officers and staff performed well above expectations.Throughout the year I have received numerous laudatory comments from site, fleet, andNRC personnel on the performance of our security team. I could list out all of theaccomplishments of the team, but it would actually be an extremely long email. I willshorten it simply by saying this: Excellent team, excellent performance, I am very proudto lead this group and look forward to coming to work every day.

Security Manager, Nuclear Power Plant

While monitoring the cameras in the Con-trol Room G4S Officers Winona Osborneand Patrick Brown saw an inmate pick up-contraband from behind a garage can andhide the item in his pants. The G4S teamimmediately notified Detention Staff who re-sponded to the unit. The detention officerwas able to identify the inmate and foundthe contraband. Excellent job by both ofyour staff members.

Watch Commander, Florida

Thank you for your life-changing generosity. Your financial support in 2014 allowed 10 students toearn their diplomas and pursue their dreams.

J. Michael Durnil, Ph.D, President and CEO Simon Youth Foundation

I am a Police Officer writing you to let you knowabout the outstanding job being done by yoursecurity officer Dimtri Capaldi. I have worked theDistrict 5 area for two years and I have workedmultiple incidents with Dimitri. I work the overnightshift and at all hours I can find Dimitri out doinghis job and patrolling in all types of weatherincluding pouring rain and snow. Dimitri is aquality employee and represents both theproperty and business well. I wanted to write youabout Dimitri, without him knowing, due to hishard work and how appreciative I am of hisservices. If every security Officer was like him inthe area I don't think there would be as manybreak ins and would make our job a lot easier.Thanks again sir for your time.

Police Officer, Virginia

I just wanted to let you know how professional, kind, and helpfulone of your officers is. I'm referring to Officer Rick Randolphwho patrols at our Hospital. I know that anytime I have problemswith unruly people here he is always there to help, and protectstaff members. I’ve had drunks, and family members who havethreatened us and I always know that if Officer Randolph is herethe situation will be taken care of quickly. Those of us who arestaff members have had to call on him many times when we'vehad problems at night. I myself being a career military personrespect his "take charge attitude". I know your people probablydon't hear enough how much we appreciate your officers thatwe feel "really care.”

Hospital Employee, Tennessee