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Tell him he’s banned from the establishment, and report him to the police for trespassing if he returns? Seems like you took the nuclear option right out of the

• lotsofpulp 2y ago
  That assumes police would respond quickly enough in this locale (they wouldn’t, you have to say someone is in danger for them to come quick), and that the taxi driver would care, since they might be betting (correctly) at worst, the police would ask them to leave the premises. He was told not to come into the hotel anymore, but he did anyway. Any other solution would have taken too long to implement compared to just changing the locks on the doors and making the housekeepers happy, who you kind of need to operate the business.
• RcouF1uZ4gsC 2y ago
  And then depending on the person’s race, he sues you for racial discrimination. Or he resists the police when they try to remove him from your premise. You have then opened yourself up to a bunch of risks. Much less risky to shut down access for everyone.
• kayodelycaon 2y ago
  I can guarantee you this won’t work. The police won’t arrive nearly fast enough and you don’t have a lot of ways to stop him short of hiring a police officer as a guard because private security often aren’t legally allowed touch people. Some people won’t be deterred by anything short of someone who is able to intimidate or harm them. It’s a no-win situation because allowing employees to hit people with clubs isn’t a good idea. :(