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BE HOSPITABLE, BE SAFE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SECURITY Ofc. B.P.Corrado Colorado Springs Police Department School Resource Officer Palmer High School
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SOURCE MATERIAL 1)The Law Enforcement Officer’s Complete Crime Prevention Manual published by the American Crime Prevention Institute, Jan. 2001 Chapter 52: Lodging Safety and Security Chapter 64: Crime Prevention for Restaurants 2)CPTED – Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design 3)Five years of patrol, midnight shift
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YOUR PERSONAL SECURITY Situational Awareness Have a plan Be aware of your surroundings Have a “go to” place Observe those around you Body language Speech
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SECURITY Approximately 10,000 negligent hotel security claims annually Include burglary, larceny, prostitution, theft, violent crimes Hotel/corporate reputation Affects the bottom line Personal/professional reputation Career
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ACCESS Controlled access Limited points of entry Door security Locked Cameras Cover the angles Keys vs cards Cost vs ease of use/cancellation Security personnel Employee vs contract Alarms
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ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Visibility Outdoor lighting Entrances Parking lots Landscaping Shrubs 2’ within 4’ of entrances Planters 4’ within 8’ of entrances Trees Lower branches 6’ See-through barriers
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ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (CONT’D) Lobby Interior lighting Uncluttered Protection Office Locked Access to safe or vault Communication Working phones
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CHECK-IN Your Personal Security Evaluate the customer Ask for identification Monitor Their Belongings Security vs Privacy Transaction Cash vs Charge Can you spot a forgery?
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SUSPICION VS CONFRONTATION Who is suspicious? Clothing Demeanor Belongings Habits Language Body language Your sixth sense
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SUSPICION VS CONFRONTATION (CONT’D) When do you confront? Property vs Injury Personal security Guest security Protocols Internal vs External Damage Theft Burglary Robbery Threats to Life
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WHAT DO YOU DO? Overwhelm them with kindness Assert authority Offer to help Call for assistance Demonstrate a willingness to take action Protect yourself and your guests Be an excellent witness
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