Background and Aim: False occupations, which are most affected by the unemployment problem, can have negative security-policing consequences, causing many problems for the community and increasing crime and social damage. This research was conducted with the main purpose of identifying the security and safety implications of false occupations in Rasht city. Methodology: This research is applied in terms of its purpose and is qualitative in nature. Researchers comprise top managers and senior police officers, professors from Rasht University (in the field of sociology, economics and management) and experts in the field of urban management (municipal). Sampling was done purposefully and continued to reach the theoretical saturation through conducting in-depth interviews with 10 experts. The method of data analysis was used to analyze the data. Findings: The results of the analysis of the theme revealed that the false occupations of the city of Rasht were not the security-law enforcement of the fake occupations, namely: creating a hangout for people with criminal thought, buying, selling and distributing drugs and alcoholic beverages, robbery and robbery, Social and cultural anomalies, rape, strife, adolescence, murder and fraud. Conclusion: Most false occupations do not require specific expertise and entry into these businesses is easy and easy. Due to the wide range of false occupations and their different implications, security and law enforcement needs to be tailored to fit them, planning and appropriate managerial actions. Regarding the multifaceted nature of most false occupations, the adjustment of negative security implications requires the involvement of various organizations and institutions as well as the utilization of the knowledge, experience and expertise of various stakeholders.