Ontario Private Investigator Practice Exam

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In undercover operations, camera installation may be required in which type of areas?

Public
High risk
Restricted access only
Non-residential

The correct answer is: High risk

Authorities usually enforce high surveillance measures in high-risk areas due to the possibility of criminal activities. Therefore, it would make sense for the use of cameras in undercover operations in these areas. Option A, public areas, may not require as much surveillance and may not be as effective for undercover operations. Option C, restricted access areas, may not be suitable for undercover operations as it would likely draw attention if cameras were to be installed. Option D, non-residential areas, may not have high-risk activities occurring and therefore may not require camera installation for undercover operations.