1. Capt. Robert H. DuVall Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (702) 828-5599 Office (702) 491-0398 Cell

5. There are on average 395,000 tourists in Las Vegas at any given time. Seventeen of the 20 biggest hotels are in Las Vegas. Visitors stay an average of 3.7 nights. There is approximately 1 slot machine for every 2 ½ residents in Las Vegas The famous Las Vegas Strip is not in Las Vegas.

6. Who has over 39 million visitors per year? VEGAS! Who has 22,027 conventions per year? VEGAS! Who has a $9.7 Billion gaming revenue? Clark County! Who has an average hotel occupancy of 87.1%? VEGAS! Who has a weekend occupancy of 91.1%? VEGAS! Who is the most visited gaming city in the world? VEGAS! Who has the highest gaming revenue in the world? Macau, China

11. How can Las Vegas still be the top gambling destination but not have the most gaming revenue?

13. XS @ Encore $80-$90 MillionLV Marquee @ Cosmo$80-$90 MillionLV Tao @ Venetian$60-$70 MillionLV LIV @ Miami Beach$45-$60 MillionMiami Surrender @ Wynn$45-$60 MillionLV Pure @ Caesar’s Palace$35-$45 MillionLV Lavo New York$25-$30 MillionNew York Tryst @ Wynn$25-$35 Million LV Lavo @ Palazzo$25-$35 MillionLV Mangos Tropical$25-$35 MillionMiami Total$445-$550 Million

14. Hyde Bellagio: $25 million to $35 million Haze at Aria: $25 million to $35 million 1 OAK @Mirage: $15 million to $25 million LAX Nightclub at Luxor: $15 million to $25 million Vanity at Hard Rock Hotel: $15 million to $25 million Ghostbar at Palms: $15 million to $25 million Chandelier Bar at Cosmo: $15 million to $25 million The Bank at Bellagio: $15 million to $25 million Drai’s Afterhours: $10 million to $15 million Moon at Palms: $10 million to $15 million Chateau at Paris: $10 million to $15 million

15. Cover Charge “Women pay $25 and men pay $55 just to get in, but pretty girls who outdress the dress code are admitted for free”. Las Vegas Review Journal

16. Alcohol “At the Marquee at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, a $1,500 bottle of Champagne is topped with a sparkler and delivered by a waitress under a spotlight.” “This so-called bottle service can make up about 70% of a Vegas nightclub’s revenue.” Bloomberg Businessweek

17. “ During the heart of the recession, when overall Strip revenues tumbled by 16%, nightclubs saw more profit than ever. Casino tycoons began remaking the Strip into the club capital of the world.” Las Vegas Review Journal

18. Rehab @ the Hard Rock Bare @ the Mirage Liquid @ Aria Marquee @ the Cosmo Moorea Beach @ the Mandalay Bay Palms Pool @ the Palms Sapphire @ Sapphires The Tank and Hideout @ the Golden Nugget Wet Republic @ the MGM

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22. Crime The most common way tourists are victimized is through theft! One sensationalized violent crime can ruin a night or day club!

23. Las Vegas Summertime Heat 100+ + Day Club – The Body is Robbed of Liquid + Night Club – The Body’s Thirst Only Has Alcohol = An Inability to Make Rational Decisions

29. When it’s done right….

30. XS @ Encore $80-$90 MillionLV Marquee @ Cosmo$80-$90 MillionLV Tao @ Venetian$60-$70 MillionLV LIV @ Miami Beach$45-$60 MillionMiami Surrender @ Wynn$45-$60 MillionLV Pure @ Caesar’s Palace$35-$45 MillionLV Lavo New York$25-$30 MillionNew York Tryst @ Wynn$25-$35 Million LV Lavo @ Palazzo$25-$35 MillionLV Mangos Tropical$25-$35 MillionMiami Total$445-$550 Million

32. COLLABORATE! Compliance Checks Awareness Campaigns

34. This campaign: Gives security guards better training on what to look for. Gives a constant message on how to avoid being a victim is delivered. DJ’s and club staff deliver constant reminders to drink water.

35. COLLABORATE! Compliance Checks Awareness Campaigns Tourism-Based Policing

36. Prevention Education CPTED Security/Police Interaction Investigation

37. COLLABORATE! Compliance Checks Awareness Campaigns Tourism-Based Policing Technology

41. Collaboration Compliance Checks Awareness Campaigns Tourism-Based Policing Technology

42. Any Questions?