a. 6. Why is the problem of prostitution of particular concern to security departments? Prostitutes account for over half of the theft and assaults that occur at hotels. b. The presence of prostitutes eventually affects the reputation of the property and can affect future occupancy rates. C. The presence of prostitutes makes hotel staff criminally liable. d. Dealing with prostitutes takes security officers away from other, more critical security duties. 7. Which of the following statements about a property's liability regarding loss of a guest's valuables is false? a. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has safe-deposit boxes for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their availability. b. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has a safe for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of its availability. C d. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has in-room safes for the storage of guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their availability. All of the above.

6. Why is the problem of prostitution of particular concern to security departments? a. Prostitutes account for over half of the theft and assaults that occur at hotels. b. The presence of prostitutes eventually affects the reputation of the property and can affect future occupancy rates. c. The presence of prostitutes makes hotel staff criminally liable. d. Dealing with prostitutes takes security officers away from other, more critical security duties. 7. Which of the following statements about a property's liability regarding loss of a guest's valuables is folse? a. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has safe-deposit boxes for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their availability. b. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has a safe for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of its availability. c. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has in-room safes for the storage of guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their avaliability. d. All of the above. 6. Why is the problem of prostitution of particular concern to security departments? a. Prostitutes account for over half of the theft and assaults that occur at hotels. b. The presence of prostitutes eventually affects the reputation of the property and can affect future occupancy rates. c. The presence of prostitutes makes hotel staff criminally liable. d. Dealing with prostitutes takes security officers away from other, more critical security duties. 7. Which of the following statements about a property's liability regarding loss of a guest's valuables is folse? a. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has safe-deposit boxes for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their availability. b. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has a safe for the storage of the guest's valuables and the guest is notified of its availability. c. There is a limit to the property's liability if the property has in-room safes for the storage of guest's valuables and the guest is notified of their avaliability. d. All of the above