Which of the following is NOT an example of suspicious behavior indicators?

• A. Loitering in restricted areas.
• B. Attempting to avoid surveillance.
• C. Unusual concealment.
• D. Compliance with posted procedures.

Answer: (D)

Suspicious behavior indicators are actions that suggest someone may be trying to evade detection or gain access to restricted areas. Loitering in restricted areas signals potential intent to linger where one shouldn’t and could be a prelude to unauthorized activity. Attempting to avoid surveillance shows a clear effort to stay unseen and bypass monitoring. Unusual concealment points to hiding something or concealing intent or items from security. By contrast, complying with posted procedures is normal, expected behavior that aligns with security rules. Therefore, the behavior that is NOT an indicator is complying with posted procedures.