Shopping Center Security Plan to Prevent Teen Crowds and Fights
- How to anticipate when large crowds might descend on a mall?
- How to develop a security plan for teen crowd control?
- How to plan for an emergency response to social disorder?
- Interview with Shopping Centers Today magazine.
- Contributing Editor Steve McLinden.
Podcast Time Stamps:
[00:45] — Shopping Center Security – Topic introduction crowd control.
[01:30] — Thousands of youths descend on malls and cause violence.
[02:40] — Interview with Shopping Centers Today Magazine Steve McLinden.
[05:15] — How can shopping center security prevent crowd violence?
[06:00] — What factors affect shopping center security and crowd violence?
[09:45] — Is social media a cause of sudden teen crowds and mob violence?
[12:20] — Mall managers must focus on anti-loitering rule enforcement.
[17:00] — Shopping Center Security training on loitering behavior response.
[20:00] — Mall managers must include a security and police response plan.
[21:05] — Shopping Center Security curfew for teens has been tried and failed.
[26:15] — Mall managers need more shopping center security plan training.
[28:20] — Shopping Center industry needs emphasis on security planning.
Play a video of the Kentucky incident.
Shopping Center Security Challenge of Crowd Control
- Definition: Retail REIT – Shopping Center Real Estate Investment Trust.
- Teens hanging out at malls is an old problem with a new twist.
- Social media has driven large groups of teens to gather at malls.
- A single Tweet or Facebook post can direct teens to a mall hot spot.
- Social media is used to plan unorganized social disorder rallies.
- Teens arrive quickly like flash mobs and overwhelm security and police.
Evaluate and then Execute a Comprehensive Security Plan
- Evaluate trends in traffic patterns and prior incidents of violence.
- Compare recent incidents and trends in similar malls in the region.
- Evaluate mall procedures and responses by mall security and police.
- Evaluate patterns of teen loitering by day, time, and location.
- Partner with police to develop a plan to enforce loitering and trespassing.
- Being vigilant against known teen groups that loiter and disturb.
- Issue and enforce trespass warnings against known troublemakers.
- Strict loitering standards and enforcement prevent future incidents.
- A comprehensive security plan needs to anticipate and respond to a crowd.
- Monitor social media mentions that advocate social disorder at malls.
- Seek training on how to anticipate and respond to teen disturbances.
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