INVESTIGATIONS & SURVEILLANCE

Make sure you know whom it is you are doing business with, work with or may even be living with. In today's day and age more people are taking a second look at who it is they are letting into their daily lives. Don't let you and your company's safety be at risk.  Corporate espionage is a rapidly growing phenomenon in our highly competitive and complex global economy. Fraudulent practices by employees, such as the theft and sale of valuable information, can seriously damage a company's reputation and financial position.

Core Group Security has the ability to conduct a variety of investigations from basic background investigations to divorce surveillance, to full-blown leverage intelligence surveillance operations. Whether it’s personal or business, we conduct our investigation and provide you with the evidence and report. Our company is not only continually involved in on-going surveillance operations, but is constantly training others to do so as well.  Our surveillance experts have extensive expertise in state of the art surveillance equipment, psychological techniques, and strategic planning.

MISSING PERSONS / CHILDREN

A Child goes missing every 40 seconds in the United States and every weekend here in Las Vegas, 60-80 people go missing.  In fact, Metro's Missing Persons unit handles up to 1,700 cases a month, everything from runaways to kidnappings fall under the umbrella of missing persons. Over 800,500 children (younger than 18) were reported missing in a one-year period.

HUMAN TRAFFICKING is real. Yet, somehow, it seems we’ve gone calloused and look at it as something so detached from our reality.  Victims are either taken forcibly or with consent and are forced to get into sexual acts against their own will. But the bottom line is that these people lose their human rights. Core Group has the teams and experience to assist in your Kidnap and recovery / Personnel Recovery.

RESPONSE PROTOCOL

There is a certain protocol that is followed when a child is missing:

1.) The first thing that happens is that a complete description of the person/child is taken. The eye color, hair color and size of the child will be recorded. The police will also want to know what the child was wearing.

2.) Other recognizable characteristics that might be requested include things on the person/child’s body, such as scars or birthmarks, as well as unique behavioral patterns such as disabilities or speech patterns. After the descriptions have been taken, and a current photo of the person/child has been collected, the police move into the next phase.

3.) Getting the information out to the public. In the United States, when a person/child is missing, an Amber Alert is put out, we can generate an almost instant email blast with the photo and description of the child.

From this point on, the investigation is considered open. The police will work with tips and eyewitness accounts, in order to find the missing child as soon as possible. The case is continued to be open until the child is found.