Investigative Service

Surveillance


Discreet observational work where surveillance is lawful, properly authorized and proportionate to the investigative objective.

How Sentinel can support the matter

Discreet observational work where surveillance is lawful, properly authorized and proportionate to the investigative objective.

The exact methodology depends on the objective, available information, legal parameters and engagement scope. Sentinel does not represent that every investigative method is appropriate or available in every matter.

Typical components may include

  • Objective and legal-parameter review
  • Observation planning and risk assessment
  • Time-stamped field documentation
  • Photo or video capture where lawful and appropriate
  • Clear reporting of observations without unnecessary inference
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Common questions

Concise answers to questions clients often ask before engaging an investigator.

When is surveillance appropriate?

Surveillance may be appropriate when a defined investigative question can be addressed through lawful, proportionate observation and documentation.

What information can surveillance document?

Depending on the assignment, surveillance may document observable activities, movements, locations, times and other relevant facts.

Does Sentinel use surveillance for every investigation?

No. Surveillance is one investigative method and is used only when it fits the objective, circumstances and lawful scope of the assignment.

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