If you're doing the cold calling yourself, that could put you ahead of others who outsource to companies to do that for them.For your specific area, knowing when that information becomes available and having the systems in place to attack it ASAP will be your best option.

The incident, captured on bystander video and quickly going viral, showed a large group attacking several individuals, with footage revealing racial slurs being yelled during the assault. 

There are a few things that can cause multiple issues and knowing how to avoid them or attack them up front saves you the headaches.

Then if you had any issues (dog attack, prolonged stay, suspected second dog) you would have some information to help decide how to proceed, but it is too hard to enforce anything more.

I just figure out what the best angle to attack the game is based on what the current rules are.

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Engelo Rumora: @David KanarekI don't think I have ever seen better investigative research than this.Hat's off to you and sorry for your troubles and everyone else's.Please don't investigate me haha Engelo as someone that has taken this kind of abuse on BP and SM  and lived to fight another day I think you understand better than most investors mind set and how they feel or attack if their deal does not go right.  

I've personally seen projects at those numbers fail once the x factors attack: unreliable contracting, market decline, inventory overload. 

Further, there’s no reason to attack someone who points out that you’ve provided no proof of whatever point you’re making.  

One that is just as competent in providing 5-star reviews as it is 1-star reviews without attack when warranted.

He was attacked by pirates, both he and his dog were shot.