This is Jewelers Mutual's "Jewelers Suspicious Incident Logbook", a fillable template for jewelry store staff to document potential "casing" activity by would-be thieves.
Page 2 provides guidance: it explains that robbers often scope out targets beforehand, lists red-flag behaviors to watch for (unusual questions about staff count, valuable items, or safe location; odd hours/groupings; signaling between people; fixating on security over merchandise; avoiding eye contact or touch; photographing displays; disguised appearance), and outlines what to record — physical descriptions of people, vehicle details, and unique notes (stories told, specific items asked about, odd remarks). It points to loss prevention contact info and a related resource, "A Jeweler's Guide to 24/7 Security."
Pages 3–6 are the actual logbook: a repeating table with columns for Date, Time, Description of Incident, Identifying Personal Characteristics, and Filed Surveillance Video, including one filled-in example entry (a couple attempting to use a declined card) followed by several blank pages for staff to log future incidents.
