What is the goal of security forces interacting with contacts in the Warning Zone?

The primary goal of security forces interacting with contacts in the Warning Zone is to assess if there is a potential threat. This area is designated for monitoring the behavior and intentions of individuals to ensure safety and security. By assessing contacts, security personnel can determine whether further action is necessary, such as escalating the response or providing additional surveillance.

This assessment is crucial because the Warning Zone is often the first line of defense in preventing possible threats from escalating. Security forces utilize a variety of observational techniques to gauge the demeanor and actions of individuals within this zone, which helps to inform their decisions on how to proceed, whether that involves engaging further, maintaining surveillance, or taking protective measures.

In contrast, while establishing protective barriers, inspecting vehicles, or enforcing parking regulations may be necessary at different times or in other contexts, these actions do not serve the primary purpose of interacting with contacts specifically in the Warning Zone. The emphasis in this context is on threat assessment to preemptively identify and mitigate potential risks.