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MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota officials are fighting back against what they say is a major problem: unlicensed security companies. The Private Detective and Protective Agent Services Board, which is responsible for licensing, is suing Men in Black Security for operating without a license. The company pitched its services earlier this year for a contract with the city of Brooklyn Park. During the presentation, Men in Black said they call themselves “de-escalation specialists,” and declared, “We are not security.” The state of Minnesota disagrees. “They are providing for crowd control, sometimes they’re armed with either firearms or other types of weapons,” said Rick Hodsdon, the chair of the Pr

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