Exam Question: A hotel house keeper leaves a wine bottle on the floor of one of the rooms as it was forgotten by one of the previous guests This is a dereliction of duty. The hotel manager lost his job but wanted to blame the new guests in the room for the bottle's presence but he knows none of the new guests are responsible. Now what do we do after he calls the Police on one of the guests? Is this criminal mischief? Yes it is. It is also a safety issue when the bottle is dangerous and should be thrown it yet the staff did not follow policy and throw it away. They also called the police on a reputable, upstanding guest and hotel director. They failed to accept the possibility that the bottle was planted there or was left there by a previous guest. We took the bottles and analysed them for finger prints. We found the former hotel house keeper who is now stealing door knobs and sink fixtures placed the bottle on the ground. The DNA is Tecumseh Trinidad with Ottawa sink water chemicals. There is an Alexia in the DNA also.

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A hotel house keeper leaves a wine bottle on the floor  of one of  the rooms as it was forgotten by one of the previous guests   This is a dereliction of duty.  The hotel manager lost his job but wanted to blame the new guests in the room for the bottle's presence but he knows none of the new guests are responsible.  Now what do we do after he calls the Police on one of the guests?   Is this criminal mischief?  Yes it is.  It is also a safety issue when the bottle is dangerous and should be thrown it yet the staff did not follow policy and throw it away.  They also called the police on a reputable, upstanding guest and  hotel director.  They failed to accept the possibility that the bottle was planted there or was left there by a previous guest.  We took the bottles and analysed them for finger prints. We found the former hotel house keeper who is now stealing door knobs and sink fixtures placed the bottle on the ground.    The DNA is Tecumseh Trinidad with Ottawa sink water chemicals.  There is an Alexia in the DNA also. 






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