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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 6882195" data-attributes="member: 177">It depends on the size of the convention.&nbsp; A convention typically will not have a security staffer present in every single room at all times.&nbsp; Some select spaces may have oversight.&nbsp; There will usually be an Operations office, and possibly a Security office as well - not too far out of the way, as people from those offices need easy access to the rest of the convention.&nbsp; So, generally, you can't just wave and have a security person show up.&nbsp; Walking the person to the security or ops space is what's more likely to happen.&nbsp; And, as noted, those offices are generally not far removed from the main populated spaces.&nbsp; A public route will usually be easy.And, of course, as I noted upthread - the most recent case of men misbehaving at a con I have been involved with was perpetrated by a member of the security staff.&nbsp; The security staff is only as good as the process that chooses them and trains them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 6882195, member: 177"] It depends on the size of the convention. A convention typically will not have a security staffer present in every single room at all times. Some select spaces may have oversight. There will usually be an Operations office, and possibly a Security office as well - not too far out of the way, as people from those offices need easy access to the rest of the convention. So, generally, you can't just wave and have a security person show up. Walking the person to the security or ops space is what's more likely to happen. And, as noted, those offices are generally not far removed from the main populated spaces. A public route will usually be easy. And, of course, as I noted upthread - the most recent case of men misbehaving at a con I have been involved with was perpetrated by a member of the security staff. The security staff is only as good as the process that chooses them and trains them. [/QUOTE]

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