Final answer:
When witnessing criminal activity on camera, a Team Member should quickly capture the incident on video, call the TMC Manager on-call, and may need to immediately report the incident to the FHP or local law enforcement, using judgment informed by personal experience.
Step-by-step explanation:
If a Team Member observes suspicious activity or criminal activities on camera, it is imperative to act promptly and responsibly. The most effective course of action would involve a combination of capturing the incident on video and reporting the situation to the appropriate authorities as soon as possible.
The recorded video can be invaluable evidence for law enforcement and management, but immediate notification of the authorities can prevent further criminal activity or even save lives. Therefore, Team Members should call the TMC Manager on-call and, depending on the severity and immediacy of the incident, might also need to immediately call FHP (or local law enforcement) to report the incident.
In cases where you witness a person, whether in a police uniform or not, seemingly in pursuit of your neighbor, after witnessing your neighbor moving suspiciously expensive items into their residence, the situation becomes more complex. Under these circumstances, you need to balance the ethical considerations of personal safety, the duty to protect others from harm, and the duty to provide accurate information. Making the best decision would require judgment informed by personal experience and observations. Immediate action, prioritizing safety and adherence to the law, is essential.