AboutSean A. Ahrens, CPP, CSC Expertise With over sixteen (16) years in the security industry, ten (10) years as a practicing consultant, I can answer questions that relate to the development of a security program that covers physical, operational or technical security. This includes: The development of and the administration of a threat/loss and vulnerability assessment, security master planning, security lighting, electronic and mechanical locking, target hardening, crime analysis and statistics, vehicle arresting devices, investigations, development of security policies and procedures, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), liability mitigation and workplace violence. I also have considerable experience with the planning, implementation and management of technical systems such as access control, Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems, alarm and intrusion systems, Digital Video Recorder (DVR) systems, visitor management, transmission systems, control center design, space planning, ID credentialing and etcetera.
Experience
Past/Present clients I have participated on multiple projects from the industrial, government, public, education, retail and private entity sectors. For security reasons, specific client names are withheld.
Question I am writing a story and my question involves the business or cases. Because of your many years of experience you seem to be the right person to ask. In my story someone wants three investigators on one case. If this is possible, on what type of cases might this possibly be?
Thanks.
Of if you wanted to watch someone day and night, would three guys on different shifts be useful?
Answer Let me see if I understand....
You are writing a story, which would involve three investigators on one case?
Yes this is possible: The Insurance agency could have an investigator, the victim could have an investigator and the police obviously would have an investigator. In many instances, more than one investigator is used, however
It is also possible, however, unlikely that a static position would rotate. However, mobile positions rotate quite often to prevent from being "made".
