Royal Guardsman Security

Scott R. Byrd is the president of ROYAL GUARDSMAN SECURITY, LLC aka RGS serving the entire State of Texas. The company got its name from Scott's birthplace of Cambridgeshire, England. Mr. Byrd invented and patented the unique AC and solar powered Portable self-contained totally integrated electronic security and control system in 2015 under LexorCo... m, LLC https://patents.justia.com/assignee/lexorcom-llc as a means of eliminating the deficiencies of the human element, such as security guards, with the latest high tech electronic equipment to minimize collusion, provide forensic evidence for company policy compliance and/or criminal or civil prosecution, enforcement of company safety regulations and many other benefits. RGS's system leads the entire nation as being the most robust portable system in the security industry with the primary intention of deterring crime and decreasing their clients monetary losses due to theft and reducing on site accidents ensuring the highest level of safety compliance. Scott was elected CONSTABLE of Tom Green County Precinct 4, Texas in 2008 where he served one term ending in 2012 when he began inventing and starting up RGS. Prior to that he was a commissioned (armed) security contract work for the US Air Force 17th Security Forces Squadron, Goodfellow AFB, Texas where he received the top civilian security contractor award. Scott possesses a very diverse and creative background with experience in many various types of fields that enables him to draw on that experience when analyzing problems to find new and optimal technical solutions in almost any industry. In 2016 Scott invented the patent pending Precise Event Synchronized System that electronically integrates an audible signal of any type activated by an official of a contest or competition such as a sporting event. When the signal is initiated, say for instance a penalty, the precise time is embedded into a video recording of various camera views to determine upon replay if a call made by an official stands or is rejected. ...Read More