WHAT SHOULD I CONSIDER SUSPICIOUS?
Guests who:
• Request specific room assignments or locations
• Use cash for large transactions or a credit card in someone else’s name
• Arrive with unusual amounts of luggage
• Make unusual inquiries about local sites, including government, military, police, communications, and power facilities
• Refuse cleaning services over an extended time
• Use entrances and exits that avoid the lobby
• Abandon a room and leave behind clothing and toiletry items
• Do not leave their room
• Leave the property for several days and then return
• Thefts of official vehicles, uniforms, identification, and access cards
• Reports of guest rooms with:
• Burn marks or discoloration on the walls or door
• Unusual odors or liquids seeping from a guest room
• Unusual amount of traffic
• Discovery of unusual items in guest rooms or facility dumpsters
• Fertilizer or agricultural products
• Fuel or fuel containers
•Weapons, ammunition, and explosives
•Extremist training manuals or literature
•Fraudulent credit cards or documents
• Vehicles parked in isolated areas
It is important to remember that just because of someone’s speech, appearance, way of life is different, it does not mean that he or she is suspicious
