Security officers shall report to their coordinator any and all information that comes to their
attention indicating or suggesting that any member of the department has violated or intends to violate any
law, rule, regulation, or directive. The supervisor may direct the reporting office to submit a written report
or to keep the matter confidential to allow the supervisor to consult with superordinate.

Internal investigations, under the supervision of the Director of Facilities Management,
shall be conducted whenever criticisms or complaints are made against the department or
its personnel regarding alleged misconduct, harassment, intimidation, discourtesy, or
any other behavior potentially in violation of law or client's regulations or procedures.
If evidence supporting a criminal complaint is found, the investigation shall be directed to
the Police department that has jurisdiction over the private security companies.

The operations department shall immediately report to RNP that has jurisdiction over the
private security companies to investigate any property loss or damage. Subsequently in cases
of traffic accident traffic police shall be informed to investigate any vehicle accident within the
customer compound or area around our security guard. Any auto accident involving any employee and
a non-employee (including visitors) shall be investigated by the same agencies.

Officers involved in patrol-vehicle accidents with other vehicles or with vehicles shall immediately
notify their supervisor and file a written report. The supervisor shall arrange for an investigation.
The Police shall first investigate by the Director or, at his discretion,accidents involving the supervisor.

All unusual incidents , irregularities, or suspicious incidents shall be reported and a log entry made.
Examples include, but are not limited to, injuries, damage to client's property, suspicious persons or vehicles, of property
owner or other client's employees in our secured zone or in bluidings after hours who have not registered with the Security Department.

While the Security Department is prohibited from conducting criminal investigations, it shall be responsible for securing
information on incidents of loss, vandalism, injury, and potential or actual hazards on the secured zone or with in the property
Delta responsible for.