Security Patrols

2. A designated path or series of stops during a patrol.
3. An access point you should always check for forced entry or being left unsecured.
4. The act of walking or driving through an assigned area to maintain safety.
6. Checking these is a priority to ensure they are locked and undamaged.
8. A type of scheduling you should use to avoid becoming predictable.
10. These should be worn at night to inspect dark corners and perimeters.
11. The primary document used to record all activity during a shift.
12. Crucial document where you record your observations and times
13. A patrol conducted without a set pattern to keep intruders guessing
14. Maintaining a high _____ helps deter criminal activity.

1. The boundary line of your assigned property or site.
2. Your primary tool for immediate communication with dispatch or other officers.
5. The act of staying alert and watching for anything unusual.
7. Using your _____ to identify smells like smoke or chemicals.
9. The state of being alert and watchful at all times.
10. A type of patrol performed while moving on foot.