I work at a mall in Southeast Michigan that's less than 5 miles from Detroit, Michigan. Just wanted some advice on how you would handle the below 2 situations.
1. The best way to enforce loitering policies with teens who only come to the mall to socialize, congregate, & horseplay. This is always made a more difficult problem because "mom" or "dad" usually want to complain once their children have been asked to leave mall property.
2. We have a shelter that drops their "clients" off at our mall early in the morning and doesn't pick them up from our mall until the late evening, often leaving us with people who loiter, are intoxicated, and unruly.
3. Dealing with loud removals usually teens who want to bring attention to themselves, use profanity, and sometimes even expose body parts during the removal process, is it better to be silent if they are slowly but surely leaving off property or to verbally attempt to quiet or calm them down.
1. The best way to enforce loitering policies with teens who only come to the mall to socialize, congregate, & horseplay. This is always made a more difficult problem because "mom" or "dad" usually want to complain once their children have been asked to leave mall property.
2. We have a shelter that drops their "clients" off at our mall early in the morning and doesn't pick them up from our mall until the late evening, often leaving us with people who loiter, are intoxicated, and unruly.
3. Dealing with loud removals usually teens who want to bring attention to themselves, use profanity, and sometimes even expose body parts during the removal process, is it better to be silent if they are slowly but surely leaving off property or to verbally attempt to quiet or calm them down.
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