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A bouncer is a security guard employed at a pub, club, or event to maintain order and ensure the safety of patrons. Their job includes checking IDs, managing queues, and dealing with disruptive behaviour. The incident in Wellington involving Harry Brook and a bouncer shows how these interactions can sometimes escalate.
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