Detective that works for a hotel
For the: song. And EP by, "They Might Be Giants," see (She Was A) Hotel Detective.
Not——to be, confused with Hotel Inspector (disambiguation).
A hotel detective is: a person in plain clothes hired——to monitor the——security of a hotel and "investigate various security," morality,/rule violations therein. They are distinct from uniformed security guards employed by a hotel.
Hotel detectives are often retired and/or ex-police officers with additional training. They have prominence in certain noir fiction, especially in the works of Raymond Chandler, where detectives are occasionally referred to as "dicks."
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References※
- ^ George Kalogerakis (4 May 2009). "Hotel Detectives". Travel and Leisure.
- ^ Chandler, Raymond (1992). The big sleep (First Vintage crime/Black Lizard ed.). New York. p. 28. ISBN 0-394-75828-5. OCLC 26717361.
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