HIGH ALERT AT THE TUSCANY?!

For those of you thinking of visiting The Tuscany Casino in Las Vegas, they are on high-alert for . . . something.
Talk about paranoia, I will relate my recent visit there: On July 28, 2024, I entered the front door of the casino, where I was immediately confronted by security and treated like a criminal suspect (I had no prior history with security there). They wanted to inspect my backpack for no good reason. I was simply attending the coin show there so had valuable coins and personal items I didn't want 'inspected'. I asked the guard if he also checked purses and he admitted "No". I pointed out that whatever he was looking for could easily be hidden in a purse as well so it's pointless to check one and not the other. I also pointed out that people are walking around with luggage and bags as well that aren't being examined. The logic was too deep for him, so he stubbornly insisted. So I finally said "Ok, I'll just go back to my car and empty my backpack and put the contents into my pants and jacket pockets (which they weren't checking btw) at my inconvenience. When I returned, he then wanted to check my ID! Why? So I politely declined and left to find a direct entrance to the coin show where I wouldn't be subject to such treatment. There was no separate entrance so I started walking to my car to leave. Then 2 security guards started following me to my car so they could record my license plate and threatened to "trespass" me. Really? For what? For going to my car? For wanting to go to the coin show?
Keep in mind the following points:
1. At that casino I did not see them check any bags, boxes, luggage or purses, only backpacks as though those are the only devices that can hide anything bad. That's just plain irrational discrimination. If they did a complete body/baggage scan (like at the courts and airports), then I could see the utility, but this was just ridiculous harrassment.
2. Anybody with anything 'dangerous' could simply return to their car, and transfer that 'danger' to their jacket pocket and not be searched and achieve whatever nefarious crime they wanted to commit. Problem solved.
3. No other casino I know engages in such paranoid activity and people enter and roam freely about with their bags, boxes, luggage, purses AND backpacks without incident.
4. I wrote to the Tuscany manager that week and so far haven't received an explanation, apology, or anything (which concedes my point and tells me a lot about their Public Relations).
Just a fair warning what to expect if you decide to visit their 'fun' gambling establishment.