I don't know who needs to hear this but if you contract with security consultants or bodyguards and something happens leading to their arrest, do not tweet about it. Even if you think you're helping.
If you hire them as consultants and they aren't licensed for armed work in whatever state, and you identify them as your security, you just handed them charges.
If they are they are licensed to do provide location security and they act as private citizens to defend you, and you call them bodyguards, you might be handing them charges.
In general every state has different laws and the way a client describes them can be ther difference between going home and a felony charge. You hired them for a reason, let them do their jobs.
At least one was arrested.
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