brittany? ((brittany edney)) metro is looking to get that man off the streets. and is asking the community for help. tonight, we take a closer look at the surveillance video and hear from a personal safety expert about how employees at any workplace can prepare for dangerous situations. ((brittany edney)) do you recognize this man? he s wanted in connection with a battery and sexual assault case at an east valley hotel. investigators say an hotel employee was attacked inside one of the rooms and the suspect to the door. ((errick smith, las vegas resident you know, we all got to see somebody one day i just hope he s all prayed up because there s no reason that this stuff should happen. )) ((denise connett, las vegas resident )) now what is she going to do? she s going to be scarred for the rest of her life and is she going to want to go back to work again? probably not. ((brittany edney)) i sat down with a personal sgt christopher curtis a personal security expert who s
/// ((patrick walker)) metro is searching for a man who they believe sexually assaulted and beat a worker inside an east side hotel. officials released this surveillance video of their suspect earlier. after the weekend assault. investigators say the hotel employee was attacked inside one of the rooms and the suspect left when another employee came to the door. personal security expert christopher curtis says it s important to test security protocols at work. ((ret. sgt christopher curtis, personal safety expert see if you can sneak past your id badge, see if some of the locks don t work. the second you see something like that, you have to report that to a security team or management because things aren t perfect. )) ((patrick walker)) if you do find yourself in an uncomfortable or possibly dangerous situation. curtis recommends making eye contact, avoid looking intimidated or frightened. anyone with any information about the identity or whereabouts of the suspect is ur
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