Private Security And The Investigative Process
Practical yet authoritative, Private Security and the Investigative Process, Second Edition, is an important reference tool for private investigators and security professionals. Both students and seasoned security practitioners alike will benefit from the resources, ideas, and suggestions for tactics and security strategy contained within this book. Charles P. Nemeth expertly blends practice with theory to show students how to be professional when confronted with the rigors of the real world,...
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A comprehensive, authoritative resource for the industry, its practitioners, and those seeking a career in the private-security industry Provides insight into the fundamental competency skills necessary to function as an investigator Contains numerous forms, checklists, for useful and practical reference Practical yet authoritative, Private Security and the Investigative Process is an important reference tool for private investigators and security professionals. Both students and seasoned security practitioners alike will benefit from the resources, ideas, and suggestions for tactics and security strategy contained within this book. Charles P. Nemeth expertly blends practice with theory to show students how to be professional when confronted with the rigors of the real world, in both the public and private sectors. Private Security and the Investigative Process is ideally suited for private security organizations, criminal justice libraries, corporate security personnel, and law enforcement personnel. Booknews A reference for private investigators and security professionals, blending practice with theory to show students how to be professional when confronted with the real world, in both the public and private sectors. Concepts are presented with numerous forms, checklists, and b&w photos. Appropriate for private security organizations, criminal justice libraries, corporate security personnel, and law enforcement personnel. Lacks a subject index. The author is chair of criminal justice at The State University of New York. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Introduction to the Private Security Industry and the Investigative Process General Characteristics of a Competent Investigator Initial Interview and Case Evaluation Witnesses Collection of Information Collection of Evidence and Preservation of the Scene Surveillance Techniques Report Writing Investigative Method and Technique: Theft/Property Offenses Investigative Method and Technique: Insurance Cases Investigative Method and Technique: Background Investigations The Security Office: Administrative Issues
\ From the PublisherSecurity professionals in the field of investigative services need to wear many hats to be successful. This book is a fine start toward that end, as author Charles P. Nemeth presents a general picture of what a private investigator should learn, from personal abilities to office management. Especially worthwhile is the chapter on information collection, which would interest the novice and veteran investigator alike. As a primer for initiates into the world of investigation, the book is a success: it is clearly written, easily understood, and complete. - Security Management, July 2000\ \ \ \ \ BooknewsA reference for private investigators and security professionals, blending practice with theory to show students how to be professional when confronted with the real world, in both the public and private sectors. Concepts are presented with numerous forms, checklists, and b&w photos. Appropriate for private security organizations, criminal justice libraries, corporate security personnel, and law enforcement personnel. Lacks a subject index. The author is chair of criminal justice at The State University of New York. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
