Factors to Consider Before Making an Arrest (California Security Guard)

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POWER TO ARREST TRAINING MANUAL

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(Revised 11/05)

PART G (contd.)

CHECKUP NO. 8 (CONTD.)

Q. 26 YOU ARE PATROLLING A SHOPPING AREA WHEN YOU SEE A JUVENILE

RIDING A SKATEBOARD. YOU KNOW THAT SKATING IS AGAINST THE

MALL POLICY. YOUR BEST COURSE OF ACTION WOULD BE TO:

A. Handle the matter formally as a criminal offense.

B. Politely approach the boy and inform him of shopping mall policy regarding skating

in the mall.

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Contents

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Table of Contents

Instructor/Employer Introduction

Steps to Administering Power to Arrest

The Responsibilities of the Security Guard

Part A. Role and Responsibilities of the Security Guard

1. Areas of Responsibility

2. Prevention is the Key

3. Observe and Report

4. Get Help

Part B. Relations with the Local Police

Part C. Observation and Report Writing

Part D. Authority to Question and a Basis for Making Decisions

Part E. Inspections

Part F. Legal Responsibilities and Liabilities

Part G. Factors to Consider Before Making an Arrest

Part H. Arrestable Offenses

Part I. Private Person's Arrest

Part J. Making an Arrest

Part K. Searching the Suspect

Illustration of the Frisk

Part L. Merchant's Privilege Search

Part M. After the Arrest

Part N. Terrorism

Part O Ethics and Professional Conduct of a Security Guard

Part P. Answers to Study Questions

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Power To Arrest Training Manual - Nov 2005 Edition