| AAA Surveillance, Inc. 672 Old Mill Road #325 Millersville, MD 21108 Investigator MD | Investigator Maryland | Maryland Private Investigator | Private | Investigator | Detective |
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| 2 - Hour Surveillance Minimum |
We work with you to keep the cost of
surveillance down. If you only need a
couple of hours, we are set up to
accommodate it.
surveillance down. If you only need a
couple of hours, we are set up to
accommodate it.
It's a very typical situation. Not
every surveillance situation can
be planned out in advance.
every surveillance situation can
be planned out in advance.
| RUSH Service Available |
| A Large Retainer Is Not Required |
Provide a "deposit" for the
hours you need and take it one
day at a time.
hours you need and take it one
day at a time.
You maintain control of your
credit card information. We
send a secure payment
request (via email).
credit card information. We
send a secure payment
request (via email).
| Credit Card Security |
There are no financial
surprises because we
provide an estimate prior to
each surveillance for your
approval before working.
surprises because we
provide an estimate prior to
each surveillance for your
approval before working.
| Estimates Provided |
We update you during
surveillance so that you
know what's happening.
Stop early or extend past
the estimated stop time.
surveillance so that you
know what's happening.
Stop early or extend past
the estimated stop time.
| Text Message Surveillance Updates |
We take great pride in presenting
our surveillance results in a
professional way for our client,
lawyer and/or judge.
our surveillance results in a
professional way for our client,
lawyer and/or judge.
| Court Quality Detailed Reports |
Our investigators are trained
to take a lot of photographs.
These photographs will be
integrated into the typed
report.
to take a lot of photographs.
These photographs will be
integrated into the typed
report.
| Time Stamped Photographs |
GPS Tracking Device rental
$100 per week. Limited
availability.
$100 per week. Limited
availability.
| GPS Vehicle Tracking Device |
ADULTERY: If you suspect that your spouse is having an affair then surveillance should be conducted when he/she
has time to meet with the other person. Every case is different but surveillance times should focus on when you think
he/she is available to meet the other person. You have to watch and question everything he/she says to you.
Something as simple as working out at the gym can provide enough time for them to get together. A business executive
may say that he has to leave early on Friday to attend a seminar. There may be an actual seminar that day but guess
what, he’s leaving early to meet his girlfriend. People that cheat on their spouse come up with one lie after another.
We can help guide you through the thought process of determining an appropriate time period. All of the information
that you provide us is strictly confidential. Our goal is to conduct surveillance and remain undetected by the person
being followed as well as the general public.
has time to meet with the other person. Every case is different but surveillance times should focus on when you think
he/she is available to meet the other person. You have to watch and question everything he/she says to you.
Something as simple as working out at the gym can provide enough time for them to get together. A business executive
may say that he has to leave early on Friday to attend a seminar. There may be an actual seminar that day but guess
what, he’s leaving early to meet his girlfriend. People that cheat on their spouse come up with one lie after another.
We can help guide you through the thought process of determining an appropriate time period. All of the information
that you provide us is strictly confidential. Our goal is to conduct surveillance and remain undetected by the person
being followed as well as the general public.
CHILD CUSTODY: In this type of situation we are usually trying to show that one of the parents of the
child have a faulty decision making process. This can be something like; (1) not using a car seat (2) a
more serious situation like drinking and driving (3) physical abuse (4) leaving the child alone in the car
unsupervised (5) running around the neighborhood unsupervised (6) being around other adults of
questionable character (7) being left to be watched by others, not family members. Many other situations
may arise. Our goal is to document any and all behavior that will help you in court. The judge starts out
the case viewing both parents equally. Our evidence can help the judge make an informed decision that’s
in the child’s best interest.
child have a faulty decision making process. This can be something like; (1) not using a car seat (2) a
more serious situation like drinking and driving (3) physical abuse (4) leaving the child alone in the car
unsupervised (5) running around the neighborhood unsupervised (6) being around other adults of
questionable character (7) being left to be watched by others, not family members. Many other situations
may arise. Our goal is to document any and all behavior that will help you in court. The judge starts out
the case viewing both parents equally. Our evidence can help the judge make an informed decision that’s
in the child’s best interest.
ALCOHOL ABUSE: Most of the time when there is a drinking problem it is related to a Child Custody case. The parent
in question is placing the child in danger by drinking and driving. The parent gets off of work at 3:30 p.m., goes to the
local bar and has four drinks prior to picking up the child at 5:00 p.m. Our investigators would be inside the bar
counting the number of drinks and the rate of consumption. A recent case had investigators document the father
drinking three beers on a construction job site one hour prior to getting his 10 year old son. They go from the house
to a restaurant where he drinks three more beers in about forty-five minutes then drives his son home to the mother.
After the judge saw our evidence the father was only allowed supervised visitation.
in question is placing the child in danger by drinking and driving. The parent gets off of work at 3:30 p.m., goes to the
local bar and has four drinks prior to picking up the child at 5:00 p.m. Our investigators would be inside the bar
counting the number of drinks and the rate of consumption. A recent case had investigators document the father
drinking three beers on a construction job site one hour prior to getting his 10 year old son. They go from the house
to a restaurant where he drinks three more beers in about forty-five minutes then drives his son home to the mother.
After the judge saw our evidence the father was only allowed supervised visitation.
DRUG USE: Catching a person in the act of buying or using drugs is very difficult. It’s just part of the users daily routine
to keep anyone from seeing it take place. There are times where we are successful in video taping what appears to be
the exchange of drugs for money. The subject drives downtown into a run down area. The subject pulls to the curb
while at the same time a person on the sidewalk reaches into the passenger window pulling their arm back out within a
split second. The subject drives away and returns home. We all know what probably just happened but the investigator
cannot testify that the subject purchased drugs. We can show the video tape to the judge and let him/her decide how
likely it is that drugs were purchased. Obtaining this type of evidence usually takes multiple attempts unless you know
where and when the drugs are being purchased in advance.
to keep anyone from seeing it take place. There are times where we are successful in video taping what appears to be
the exchange of drugs for money. The subject drives downtown into a run down area. The subject pulls to the curb
while at the same time a person on the sidewalk reaches into the passenger window pulling their arm back out within a
split second. The subject drives away and returns home. We all know what probably just happened but the investigator
cannot testify that the subject purchased drugs. We can show the video tape to the judge and let him/her decide how
likely it is that drugs were purchased. Obtaining this type of evidence usually takes multiple attempts unless you know
where and when the drugs are being purchased in advance.
COHABITATION: There are times where we are asked to see if anyone is currently living with
another person. The reasons for this vary but our approach is the same. Investigators establish a
surveillance position on the residence so that anyone entering or exiting the residence can be
video taped. The investigator must hide out in the vehicle so that they cannot be seen by the
subject or neighbors. Once we determine that another adult has arrived at the residence we would
obtain the vehicle make, model and tag number in order to get their identity. A decision would be
make as to the importance of documenting whether this person spends the night and appropriate
action would be taken by investigators.
another person. The reasons for this vary but our approach is the same. Investigators establish a
surveillance position on the residence so that anyone entering or exiting the residence can be
video taped. The investigator must hide out in the vehicle so that they cannot be seen by the
subject or neighbors. Once we determine that another adult has arrived at the residence we would
obtain the vehicle make, model and tag number in order to get their identity. A decision would be
make as to the importance of documenting whether this person spends the night and appropriate
action would be taken by investigators.
INSURANCE FRAUD: Over the years, AAA Surveillance, Inc., investigators have been called
upon to verify the claims of workers who are alleged to be "disabled." On countless occasions,
we have recorded activities of people who are collecting compensation improperly and illegally.
These people, we feel, are cheating those who really need the system. Frequently, the subject is
followed and observed at their unreported source of income. Investigators have also found
claimants engaged in physical endeavors that would be impossible for a truly "disabled" worker.
Our investigators video tape the subjects activities and can present this evidence in court.
upon to verify the claims of workers who are alleged to be "disabled." On countless occasions,
we have recorded activities of people who are collecting compensation improperly and illegally.
These people, we feel, are cheating those who really need the system. Frequently, the subject is
followed and observed at their unreported source of income. Investigators have also found
claimants engaged in physical endeavors that would be impossible for a truly "disabled" worker.
Our investigators video tape the subjects activities and can present this evidence in court.
| ATTORNEY REFERALS Leslie Billman & Todd Bennett (410) 280-1700 https://www.lawannapolis.com/ Dawn Green & Charlotte Weinstein (410) 280-2696 http://www.dawngreenlaw.com/ Paula Nightingale (410) 990-0090 http://nightingalefamilylaw.com/ |
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