You are employed as a security professional for the city of Hamilton assigned to Tim Hortons Field. You provide security for all of the Tiger Cats games. John Smith is a devoted fan who often gets out of control during the games. You have dealt with him on many occasions. The last time you dealt with him he was throwing garbage on the field angry with one of the calls. K His girlfriend Amy Wilson often accompanies him to games and she is just as bad. In your last encounter with John and Amy you escorted them off the premises and issued them an official notice of trespass which you personally served to them notifying them they are no longer allowed on the property. You followed this up by recording the event in your notebook and having another registered letter sent to their residence warning them not to attend Tim Horton's Field. Tonight at the game you see John and Amy in the stands. You decide to call Hamilton Police to see if you can have them charged with trespass. Officer Andrews attends and she charges both Amy and John for trespass to property "entry when prohibited" and escorts them off the property, warning them not to return. John and Amy plead not guilty to the charge. Your authority under the trespass to property Act as security is as an

Owner of the property 

Occupier of the property 

Agent of the owner of the property 

You have no authority under the Act