What constitutes "suspicious activity"?

Suspicious activity is characterized by behavior that deviates from the norm and may suggest possible criminal intent. This includes actions that raise concerns, such as someone loitering without a clear purpose, attempting to gain unauthorized access to restricted areas, or exhibiting nervous or evasive behavior when questioned. Understanding what constitutes suspicious activity is crucial for security personnel because recognizing and reporting such observations can help prevent potential crimes or security breaches.

The other options do not define suspicious activity effectively. Individuals in uniform typically have a legitimate reason for their presence and behavior, while normal day-to-day activities do not suggest anything alarming. Discussions about security policies may be relevant in certain contexts but do not inherently indicate any suspicious behavior. Thus, focusing on unusual behavior that might indicate criminal intent is key to identifying suspicious activity.