Introduction to Private Security Theory Meets

This one-semester text discusses all aspects of private security-from recruiting, selecting and training security personnel to testifying in court. Designed to help address the need for more in-depth education and increased licensing demands, the book presents topics using independent chapters that deliver a complete picture of the field. Action boxes appear throughout the text and feature down to earth examples. Margin definitions, class exercises and review questions are included to improve student learning and encourage class participation.

Introduction to Private Security
Security, Crime and the Physical Environment
Private Security and the Community Policing Connection
Security Management
Retail Business Security
Terrorism and Natural Disasters
Investigating Crime
Computer Network Security
Criminal Issues in Private Security
Civil Liability Issues in Private Security
Testifying in Court
Recruiting, Selecting, and Training Security Personnel
Drug and Alcohol Issues for Private Security
Ethical Issues in Private Security
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