Ontario Private Investigator Practice Exam

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Can private investigators approach employees and offer them money to commit theft?

  1. Yes, if it aids the investigation

  2. No

  3. Only with explicit permission from law enforcement

  4. Yes, if undercover

The correct answer is: No

Private investigators are not allowed to approach employees and offer them money to commit theft. This is considered illegal and unethical behavior. Option A, while it may seem plausible, could potentially hinder the investigation and put the investigator and others involved at risk. Option C is also incorrect because even with explicit permission from law enforcement, it is still not acceptable to offer money for someone to commit a crime. Option D may seem like a loophole, but it is still not an acceptable practice for a private investigator to engage in illegal activities, even while undercover. Therefore, the best and only correct answer is B - No.

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