By NightSky February 01, 2014
Scaring and intimidating are poor procedures to get what you want. ...read more
By NightSky February 01, 2014
Scaring and intimidating are poor procedures to get what you want. ...read more
By NightSky February 01, 2014
Scaring and intimidating are poor procedures to get what you want. ...read more
**NYPD Home Watch LLC*** Scottsdale Arizona Retired NYPD Detective Vincent Andrasko ***24 hrs. 7 days a week*** Cell Phone 646-529-4266 Office 480-247-2241 We serve the following areas: Scottsdale North Phoenix Cave Creek Care Free NYPD Home Watch LLC is dedicated to giving you the best service you can find while you are away from your home. Our services are primarily for residential home owners who spend extended periods of time away from home. We also offer services to those who need someone experienced to watch their home while they are away on vacation. No longer will you have to worry about your home while you are away for any period of time. NYPD Home Watch LLC will give you peace of mind, time to do what you want, and a professional service while you are gone. NYPD Home Watch LLC is Licensed, Bonded and Insured with over 25 years in law enforcement experience. McDowell Mountain Road at N.Thompson Peak Parkway, 85260 google map | yahoo map • Location: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Arizona and other areas. ...read more
By NYPD Home Watch May 24, 2015
Liquor Law Training is a Win-Win for Everyone In business, there is no way you can be everywhere all the time, so you need to be able to rely on your staff to make good decisions. Studies have shown that when you invest in your employees educations they take their job more seriously and are more likely to have your back. Having a well-educated and knowledgeable staff can also lower your risk, increase your profitability, and create an atmosphere of teamwork and professionalism within your company keeping it safe and prosperous. Another reason for education - it̢۪s the law. Owners and managers are mandated to be trained and certified for licensing. However, it is the Owner / Managers responsibility to make sure all employees have a working knowledge of the Arizona liquor law and compliance issues that can affect their businesses. R19-1-105 Knowledge of Law and Regulation:All licensees and their employees whose duties require or permit the handling of spirituous liquors shall be familiar with the liquor laws and the rules and regulations of the Director and the State Liquor Board. It is the responsibility of the licensee to ensure that all employees acquire the aforementioned knowledge. If there is a problem caused directly or indirectly by an employee, the licensee is the one ultimately responsible. Compliance tickets can result in additional mandatory training, new requirements or restrictions, fines, higher insurance premiums, suspensions, and revocations. Losing your liquor license would be devastating, so the small investment to train your employees is well worth it, to keep your liquor license in good standing. Additionally, many of the industries insurance carriers will reward you with premium discounts for making it a policy to train and certify ALL staff members in Title 4 Liquor Law. Depending on your establishment this would include, managers, bartenders, wait staff, bus staff, hostesses, door persons, security, and sales-clerks. Call your carrier to see if you are missing out on this great discount. So, you can either personally give of your time by sharing your expertise with your staff; or assure that they have been thoroughly trained and certifiedby outsourcing it to a training company approved by the Arizona Department of Liquor License&Control. You can find more information regarding Title 4 law as well as a list of approved trainers on the website of the DLLC. http://www.azliquor.gov/law.html Dana Young, Director of Arizona Liquor Training, a division of Discovery Detective Academy & Group ...read more
By Discovery Detective Group May 14, 2014
November is National Adoption month. It was created to celebrate the triad of the adoption circle and to promote awareness of all the children in foster care waiting for a family to adopt them. The Traid, is represented as a triangle with each adjoining side representing: 1) Birth mother that places her child for adoption, 2) Child that has left their birth mother and is now placed with adopted parents, 3) Adopted parents that join the child to their family or foster care families. Until recently adoptions were not open records in the United States and Canada because it was believed it was in the best interest of the three parties not to have contact and to go on with their lives. By the 1970’s it was becoming apparent that many birth mothers were seeking to know about their children and wanted a second chance to be a part of their lives now that they were grown up. Additionally, many children wanted to know their birth parents and what they were like. Since most adoptions were closed, all parties are still protected by law to keep their anonymity. To protect the rights given by law and still allow reunions, Arizona licensed Confidential Intermediaries must get signed affidavits of release from both parties before this can take place; however, we can give non-identifying information without contact if any party does not want to sign the release. A newer law in Arizona additionally allows the search and reunification of siblings that were separated as well as siblings with bonds from foster care homes. As private investigators and state of Arizona licensed Confidential Intermediaries, we help to fill this gap by helping to reunite those that make that decision, thus making a difference in the many people’s lives we have touched over the years. Discovery Detective Group has found and facilitated countless reunions, and gained medical, genetic, religious, and ethnic background for our clients. A growing trend now that the old stigmas of giving up a child for adoption or of having an adopted child have all but gone away, is the adoptive parents initiating a search for their adopted children and playing an active open role. A common thread we often find, even in those separated from birth, is that genetics seem to have an equal roll to socialization&environmental; factors. A good example of this was a woman that had always wondered about her birth mother contacted us to do a search. We located and made contact with her birth mother who was now in her 70’s. Her birth mother shared among other things that she had been a teacher, was an avid knitter and cat lover. When we told our client this information she was astonished. She was also a teacher, knitted even though it was really not in fashion for her age group, and since her divorce she shared her house with a few cats. Events: If you are interested in adopting, or are part of the adoption triad, November 19, 2011 is Maricopa County National Adoption Day. This event will be held at 3131 W Durango Ave., Phoenix. Discovery will be there to help support this event. Or if you are interested in locating your birth mother or adopted child, please contact Discovery Detective Group at 480-946-7173. We have several 2 hour info seminars planned for November. Dana Young- Detective with Discovery Detective Group&Instructor for Discovery Detective Academy ...read more
By Discovery Detective Group May 14, 2014
Many criminals obtain cell phone records illegally. The criminals set up fake accounts either online or by calling and pretending to be the account holder and getting information. But, there are a few ways to obtain the cell phone records legally. ...read more
Today's media has created a lot of buzz about fraud investigators. Television shows and movies make this look like a cool career with a lot of action. While the actual job may not be quite as action packed as the media portrays, it can be a great career with a steady income. ...read more