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To all Country Inn & Suites Employees, Human trafficking(prostitution), drug trafficking and use, and other criminal activity does occur at Hotels across the country. Below is a list of possible indicators of criminal activity;  Guest does not want to leave registration information, gives false info, or checks in late  Guests’ signature does not match name, or has third party rental  Guest claims not to have a vehicle but does, or vehicle seems suspicious rd  Requests room overlooking parking lot, or on 3 floor where there are no cameras  Requests smoking room but does not appear to smoke  Guest staying for one night; pays cash, from out of state, re-ups for additional days  Guest is from surrounding cities  Guest is from one State and vehicle is from another  Room is or appears to be occupied by more people than registered to room  High vehicle traffic in parking lot  High foot traffic associated with one guest or room  Guest requests excessive amount of linens, towels, or restocking of fridge  Appears overly anxious or fearful, always checking parking lot or looking around  Guests’ reason for stay does not make sense, or does not want to engage in small talk  Guest appears to be under the influence of alcohol/drugs  Drugs, the odor of drugs, drug and/or excessive sex paraphernalia found in rooms The above listed indicators are not definitive and may or may not mean that a Guest is involved in criminal activity, and is only designed to be a guide to help you to identify possible criminal activity. You should consult with your Hotel policy, manager, or the Police Department before making the decision to deny or evict a guest based on these criteria alone, however, please do not hesitate to call the Police Department to report any suspected criminal activity. Remember, you are the experts and know what is normal for your Hotel.