Now, in the wake of the senseless Las Vegas massacre, hotel and security experts are divided on what can be done to protect guests in the future. “The bottom line is, they couldn’t prevent it,” said Fred Del Marva, a hospitality security expert who works as a legal security consultant for hotels, bars and casinos in Las Vegas. By sending out pulses from a “cognitive microwave radar,” Cronin says his company’s technologies can alert a hotel’s security team to a suspicious guest carrying knives, guns or bombs. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWSDel Marva, meanwhile, feels that the Las Vegas shooting has brought up another security issue entirely. Other Las Vegas resorts, including the Cosmopolitan and Treasure Island, declined to comment on security measures for Fox News.

Source: Fox News October 03, 2017 18:12 UTC