True or False: A Class C licensee is recognized as a law enforcement officer.

A Class C licensee is not recognized as a law enforcement officer. Typically, this classification applies to individuals who have a specific role in security or surveillance but do not hold the legal authority or powers associated with law enforcement personnel. In law enforcement, officers typically have powers such as arresting individuals, carrying firearms, and conducting investigations, which are not granted to Class C licensees.

While they may undergo training related to security tasks, the distinction lies in their lack of authority to enforce laws or act with the same level of legal power that certified law enforcement officers possess. Therefore, the assertion that a Class C licensee is a law enforcement officer is incorrect.