Will the police in four-star hotels make rounds?

The police in four-star hotels will patrol. Here are some situations that lead to police rounds:

1. Criminal investigation: The police may investigate cases involving criminal offences in the hotel. This may include searching for suspects, searching for physical evidence or witnesses and obtaining relevant information.

2. Search warrant: If there is a search warrant issued by the court, the police have the right to enter and search specific rooms. Search warrants are usually issued when there are illegal or illegal items in the room.

3. Public safety: When there is a situation that may endanger public safety, the police can enter the room. Such as receiving an alarm or suspecting that there are explosives or dangerous chemicals.

4. Alarm response: If someone calls the police and says there is an emergency in a room, the police may enter the room to verify the situation.

5. Smuggling or illegal activities: The police may suspect smuggling or other illegal activities in the hotel room, which may prompt them to search. It should be noted that the police usually need to follow legal procedures when searching rooms, and must have reasonable reasons to support their actions. As a commercial place, four-star hotels are also obliged to cooperate with the police's legal investigation activities. However, different countries and regions may have different legal provisions, so the specific situation may vary from region to region. So the four-star hotel police will make rounds.