Originally Posted by
jimmysgrl
The OP sounds more to me as saying he just wants everyone to be more aware and if we may have noticed a lack of security. Plus if he had even reported it technically there was no crime committed so all they would have done is write up an incident report.
His host would have at least listened to him and may say something to the floor manager, but seeing as the OP didn't want to report it he just wanted to tell someone his host was probably the most logical for him.
I've really only noticed security in the downtown and off strip casinos. They are more for deterrent than anything it seems since they have no real power than holding someone until the police can respond. Plus the surveillance team has way more things to do than sending footage of an incident like this. It was most likely a big deal for the OP but a nonissue for the casino.
I was a casino host plus I married a security supervisor so I'm fairly familiar with how the casino floor works. Great job for sure if you like people! 😁
Attempted theft is not a crime?
Are you saying that if casino security was immediately alerted to someone attempting to steal money from one of their players, they would take no action to check the cameras to verify the attempted theft and then find the scumbag and either call the cops to have him arrested or at least tell the guy to get off the property immediately and never come back?
We've heard that write-ups for attempted theft from other players is sufficient to get one's casino status revoked. I'm surprised at your claim that Caesars security wouldn't take this pretty seriously.