Who is considered law enforcement?Crossing guardsPrivate security officersParole officersMall security

Parole officers are considered law enforcement.

Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:

1. Crossing guards: They are responsible for helping children and pedestrians cross the street safely, but they do not have law enforcement authority.

2. Private security officers: They are employed by private companies to protect property and people, but they do not have the same legal authority as law enforcement officers.

3. Parole officers: They supervise offenders who have been released from prison on parole. They have law enforcement authority and can make arrests if parole conditions are violated.

4. Mall security: They are responsible for maintaining safety and security within a mall, but like private security officers, they do not have law enforcement authority.

Therefore, among the options given, parole officers are the ones considered law enforcement.