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Springdale Hotel Security Failures: Why the Company is Answerable for the Glensprings Drive Shooting When you check into a hotel on Glensprings Drive, you are not just paying for a bed; you are paying for the legal promise of a safe environment. You should be at your safest when you are asleep in your room with your partner and your one-year-old child. Waking up to gunfire coming through the walls from an exterior balcony is the ultimate betrayal of that promise. While the police focus on the person who pulled the trigger, our focus is on the multi-million dollar corporation that allowed an armed individual to use a second-story balcony as a platform for a fatal shooting. In Springdale, and across Hamilton County, businesses that invite the public onto their property have a non-delegable duty to protect them from foreseeable criminal acts. If a hotel knows it is located in a high-crime corridor—specifically the Glensprings Drive area near the I-275 and I-75 interchange—it cannot simply shrug its shoulders when violence erupts. The fact that the shooter was allegedly a resident of the same hotel does not shield the owner; it raises even deeper questions about their vetting process, their monitoring…