What is NOT a duty of a privately employed agent?

Caring for young children is not a duty typically associated with the responsibilities of a privately employed agent. In the context of security and investigative roles, agents focus on tasks related to safety, protection, and surveillance. They are trained to handle situations in which security is threatened or needs to be maintained, such as providing surveillance, conducting criminal investigations, and performing protective patrols. These activities are aligned with ensuring safety and effective response to potential threats.

In contrast, caring for young children falls within the realm of childcare or domestic support services, which do not pertain to the primary functions of privately employed agents in the security or investigative sectors. Consequently, this choice stands out as not reflecting the core responsibilities expected of individuals performing duties under the Lethal Weapons Training Act.