After an incident on a client's property, the security officer is approached at a bar by friends asking 'who got arrested?' The officer should:

Explanation

Incident information collected in the course of duty is the property of the client and the employer and is treated as confidential. Casual disclosure can defame uninvolved parties, identify victims (especially of sexual assaults, domestic violence, or juvenile incidents — protected by California Welfare & Institutions Code and other privacy regimes), prejudice ongoing investigations, and breach the security company's contract. Even police-attended incidents are not automatically 'public' until the agency releases information through its formal channels (a, c, d are all wrong).