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Shoplifting — Detention and Use of Force

Each year shoplifting incidents cost retail merchants in the United States well over $10 billion (estimated) in losses. For the many stores operating on narrow profit margins, those shoplifting losses can mean the difference between survival and bankruptcy. …

Apartment, Condo and Other Multi-Tenant Housing Security

The second most common crime threat to the average American (after auto theft) is to have his or her home burglarized and possessions stolen. …

Hotel, Motel, Casino and Resort Security

From the earliest times, thieves and robbers often subjected travelers to attacks. Outside of walled cities and castles travelers could find shelter and protection only in wayside inns. From this practice grew the principle that innkeepers were responsible for providing their guests not only food and lodging, but also security and protection …

Security for Bars, Taverns and Nightclubs

It is … the service of alcoholic beverages, that tends to lessen or remove inhibitions in many people, which is the frequent cause of problems …

Office Building Security

There are more than one million office buildings in the United States … Americans spend a significant part of their lives working in such buildings. And businesses increasingly house their most important assets — their employees and their sensitive printed and electronic information — in such buildings. …

Parking Lot and Garage Security

Security professionals have long known that locations where people and their valuables are together — such as in parking lots and garages — are favorite targets of criminals. …

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