Posted by LeatherNeck on April 21, 2011 at 2:15 pm
Trinity Executive Services, Inc. continues to be one of the top-rated security services providers in Indiana. While many companies have been unable to weather this most recent recession, Trinity Executive Services has emerged stronger than ever.
In a recent interview the President of Trinity Executive Services, Inc., Brandon Stone, had this to say about their continued success, “Since 1994, Trinity has always provided the best service at the most competitive price. However, when the recession hit, we had to make some concessions. These included among other things: foregoing annual rate increases, fewer office personnel, less discretionary spending and pay cuts for owners and executive management. We found that with smart business decisions, that would not adversely affect the service we provided our clients, we could survive the recession”.
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Posted by LeatherNeck on April 15, 2009 at 10:07 pm
Procedures for a Non-Cooperative Suspect
1. If the suspect is violent when you approach him/her, never initiate physical contact with the suspect first. If the suspect becomes violent with you, use the necessary and reasonable amount of force for self-defense. The police should be called IMMEDIATELY. Do not use handcuffs or pepper spray on a suspect unless you have received the necessary certification.
2. If the suspect flees the scene, attempt to get a description of the vehicle and the license plate number and contact the police IMMEDIATELY.
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Posted by LeatherNeck on April 15, 2009 at 9:22 am
Shoplifting Prevention Measures
Excellent customer service is the best way to help prevent shoplifting and various shoplifting methods. Here are some examples to follow:
1. Always observe the entrance to your department when stocking. Position yourself so you observe all customer entering or leaving your department.
2. Greet all customer entering your department. Make positive eye contact with all customers. This sends a message to the customers that you know they are in your department. If also lets the honest customers know that if they need help, they will get it.
3. Maintain coverage in the front of your department. If you leave, notify another associate so they can assist your customers. By doing this, you are telling the customers that another associate is watching them.
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Posted by LeatherNeck on April 13, 2009 at 3:12 pm
A shoplifter cannot be easily identified; sex, age, race, religion, personal appearance and even economic status will not help identify a shoplifter. Shoplifting methods and tools used are limited only by the imagination of the shoplifter. The shoplifter can be anyone.
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Posted by LeatherNeck on April 2, 2009 at 12:45 am
Security should be an important consideration in everything we do on a daily basis. Unfortunately, we live in a violent and unpredictable world where, far too often, innocent people are victimized. Throughout my years in law enforcement, one of my primary goals has been to teach people how to protect themselves. Through this blog, I hope to be able to reach more people who might benefit from the advice I have to give.
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Posted by LeatherNeck on April 1, 2009 at 12:48 am
There can be no definitive answer as to whether or not pepper spray will protect you. It all depends on the type of pepper spray used and the manner in which you use it. I have been a police officer since 2000 and have used pepper spray several times to protect myself and others. As an experienced and trained user of pepper spray, I know that all too often, circumstances beyound our control may render the pepper spray ineffective.
Pepper spray is commonly referred to as OC Spray, which is short of oleoresin capsicum. Just as its name implies, pepper spray is made from Cayenne peppers, which are amonth the hottest in the world.
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