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Casino Security Officers Training Manual
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Learn 300 things security officers must constantly be prepared for while patrolling hotel and casino properties. 197 Pgs. 2010
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Learn 300 things security officers must constantly be prepared for while patrolling hotel and casino properties. 197 Pgs. 2010
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