That's approximately what my attorney advises. You might have to be quick to call 911 before they make it physically impossible, but it might be interesting to see what the police do if the detainee has called them before security has. My attorney says that technically, the detainee should be asking the police to arrest the security guards for false imprisonment.
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>Well, if they would be taking me to a back room I would be argumentative in
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> I gave them trouble. The incident was written up in my Gaming Today article,
> the casino complained about my version, then it ended. I feel like I won.
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