Acts of violence in a licensed establishment need to be reported within how many days?

In Arizona, licensed establishments must report acts of violence to the appropriate authorities within a specified timeframe to ensure public safety and compliance with state regulations. The correct time frame for reporting such incidents is seven days. This requirement ensures that incidents are recorded and addressed promptly, allowing for proper investigation and measures to enhance safety in the establishment. Timely reporting is essential as it allows state officials to monitor establishments' compliance with safety protocols and take necessary actions, which could range from additional training to investigations of the establishment if required.

The other time frames provided do not align with the state regulations regarding the reporting of acts of violence and may lead to insufficient documentation or delayed response from authorities, which could undermine safety efforts in licensed venues.