Sample Shopping Investigation Report Form
Testing your retail associates and clerks for service as well as security? This report form will help record investigative results.
By Charles P. Nemeth
March 31, 2010 — CSO —
This shopping investigation form is for recording and reporting results from an honesty test as part of a retail investigation.
The form is from Private Security and the Investigative Process, Third Edition
You can also read an excerpt from the book on CSOonline.com.
A sample shopping investigation report Figure copyright CRC Press. Used by permission.
Read more about investigations/forensics in CSOonline's Investigations/Forensics section.
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