Crossword 1

2. Designing the environment to reduce the possibility of crime is called?
3. Type D fires are fueled by __________ metals.
5. We can protect information by protecting computer screens from __________ eyes.
6. The steps to using an extinguisher can be explained using the acronym PASS. What action does the first S in this acronym refers to?
7. The basic security role is to protect people, property and __________.
8. You will need a security licence to work in loss __________.
10. When securing a crime scene, make note of any __________ conditions.
11. When taking a witness statement, the facts should be in __________ order.
16. A positive attitude and being respectful are __________ qualities.
17. Post orders are often called __________ orders.
19. The basic security role is implemented by observing, reporting, __________ and deterring.
21. Reflective __________ can be defined as summarizing what has been said and give it back to show understanding
22. “Find committing” is defined under the Criminal Code as meaning situations where a person is basically caught in the act of committing the __________.
23. When dealing with unusual __________, don’t jump to conclusions until you have all of the facts.

1. Only the __________ government can create indictable offences.
3. When handling evidence, you should wear gloves to avoid __________.
4. It is the responsibility of every security guard to be aware of __________ materials on the work site.
9. Type B fires are fueled by __________ liquids.
12. One reason that we patrol is to deter people from __________ acts.
13. An arrest is defined as getting control of someone with intent to __________.
14. One of the recommendations from the Patrick Shand case was __________ licensing.
15. Every province has its own human rights __________.
17. Patrick Shand was arrested for __________ baby food.
18. If a crowd seems to be getting out of control, __________ from any communication.
20. CDT means __________, direction and take down.