SafeWatch Team™
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CA Private Investigator License No. 24090 • Insured • Since 1995
SafeWatch One-Day Check on Person of Concern ⎯ $ 2,500 for 10 hours (includes travel and mileage) of two Tier One private sector experienced practitioners who discreetly SafeWatch POC and provide the Threat Management & Assessment Team (TMAT) information and video, which includes determining POC's mode of transportation, attire, activities, associates, location and outward behavior such as agitation and fixation.
The SafeWatch Team™ is made up of several Tier One California licensed private investigators, each of whom has their own PI surveillance investigation business. Collectively they form the SafeWatch Team™, which has conducted dozens of successful high-stakes physical surveillances on Persons of Concern (POC) for clients that included major California Universities and Fortune 500 companies. The following are a small sample of what the SafeWatch Team™ has provided the TMAT: ✔ Video evidence of POC violating a TRO
✔ Identified friends and relatives of POC, which led to TMAT contacting said identified persons for a successful intervention
✔ Knowing POC's activity and location 24/7, which reduced stress level of employees working at targeted employer ⎯ versus not knowing POC's activity and location following POC's threat of a violent attack.
✔ Determined POC’s vehicle and plate number so security at the targeted workplace could be on lookout for said vehicle if the SafeWatch element were requested to discontinue watching POC
✔ POC video recorded putting up a sign at his residence indicating possession of prohibited weapon, which said video was used to help Los Angeles County Sheriff secure a search warrant for POC residence
✔ Observations of outward behaviors by POCs, to include wearing tee-shirts with violent logos and associating with identified persons that had criminal records of violence
Knowing a Person of Concern's real-time activity and location should be an important part of a plan to protect a workplace or school from a violent attack ⎯ while also reducing the employees' anxiety over a potential attack. Just as important, is using a qualified SafeWatch team get timely field level information on the Person of Concern.
❝If you are a CEO, General Counsel or Human Resource executive and there is a current threat of a workplace violence attack, you may want to ask the person charged with protecting your employees if she/he knows the current activity and location of the Person of Concern who has made the violent threat. If not, why not?❞
Consideration of conducting a SafeWatch on a Person of Concern in real time is recommended by ASIS/SHRM WVP.1-2011 for consideration as part of official protocol for managing a threat and preventing a violent attack. American National Standards Institute ASIS/SHRM WVP.1-2011 http://ansi.org There are sound reasons not to conduct a SafeWatch on a POC, and there are sound reasons why an employer should conduct a SafeWatch. This sample memo template from a Threat Management & Assessment Team to C-Suite leadership provides credible reasons for employing a SafeWatch to discreetly monitor a Person of Concern in real time: Sample Memo Template
California Employers Duty to Protect Employees from Workplace Violence Pursuant to California law SB 553
Please click on below link: How to Choose a Private Investigation Agency to Discreetly Watch a Person of Concern.
The SafeWatch Team™ serves as a private sector option when law enforcement cannot conduct the physical surveillance on a POC. The SWT can provide raw information gathered while watching the POC or analyze all information, to include social media, databases, associates and real time observations and provide in a customized HR compliant intelligence product.
A SafeWatch Team™ investigator video records evidence of a celebrity stalker violating a Temporary Restraining Order.
SafeWatch Team™ conducts counter-surveillance on client who is en route to Staples Center (now Crypto Arena). Client was under a credible threat of violence from stalker.

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