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| Information Equals Success | ||
| The best way to avoid problems
on surveillance is to know about them beforehand. Current, descriptive and
thorough information obtained about a claimant before a surveillance
greatly increases the effectiveness of the investigator on the scene. |
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| Pre-Surveillance | ||
| Pre-Surveillance preparation can include obtaining the claimant's registered vehicle's and driver's history, verifying the claimant's address, obtaining database information and conducting a pre-surveillance drive-by. | ||
| Two Full Days | ||
| Two full days of surveillance
are recommended to determine if a claimant is working or physically
active. |
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| Surveillance Problems | ||
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As a buyer of surveillance services, you should understand that there are four things that can go wrong:
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| Surveillance Teams | ||
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Two-person surveillance teams increase success by reducing the chances of losing the claimant or being detected. Consider using surveillance teams when you have:
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| Surveillance is a Specialty | ||
| Surveillance is a specialized field within the investigations industry. Make sure that your surveillance investigator is licensed, insured, adequately trained, experienced, properly equipped, and knows the laws regarding the claimants reasonable expectation of privacy, trespassing and evidence handling. | ||
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