It depends on what "people" you are talking about, and where the "security guard" is working.

Example: A security guard working for a security company patrolling normal businesses or residences will make about minimum wage - so, obviously, their employers don't think the job is dangerous.

For instance, if you get shot with a bullet, it's really painful. So, if there is a thief armed with a gun, he can shoot the security guard and probably end his/her life.

Honeybaked. That sugar glaze is like a candy coating for your ham.

I have already spent my tax return.