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The owner really needs to step up his store security.... sheesh...
FORTIFY YOUR STORE, CHRIS COOK.
FORTIFY YOUR STORE, CHRIS COOK.
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There is really no excuse for this to happen more than once....
Really makes that FFL look bad...Kyle "Kenosha Kid" Rittenhouse did nothing wrong -
I didn't realize this was the 2nd time they got burglarized. I knew 2nd amendment got hit not too long ago...Comment
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when i was growing up, we had a grocery store. got held up 3-4x until my parents got two big german shepherd guard dogs. no more holdups.this is a signatureComment
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The Armory in Bakersfield got broken into last night also.Frank
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Hahaha, SWAT team tore down the wall to get the second suspect... it was empty, there was only one suspect. Maybe now they'll put reinforced bars across their new door that SWAT team installed for them.
I wouldn't be surprised if the PD charges the store for the second burglary response. As well they should.Comment
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OK soooo, since the PD responded in time, perhaps he had the sec company set the system up as silent? But physical security comes first. I've seen gun stores/tobacco shops in strip centers where the adjoining suites were either empty, or without alarms, just drywall to get thru. Or hop over the common wall and down. Easy targets. I've seen unprotected safes up against a common wall where thiefs went on the other side, cut out wall exactly where the safe was and drag it into the adjacent suite.
The smart ones are in standalone buildings, T111 on the walls, rooftops secured, vibration detectors on the walls, iron gates, and 2 different alarm companies, (in case one has a thief in the ranks) several communication systems in case one is offline or defeated, etc etc etc Never can have enough security when you have stuff a lot of people want to steal
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Where are you seeing all this stuff?OK soooo, since the PD responded in time, perhaps he had the sec company set the system up as silent? But physical security comes first. I've seen gun stores/tobacco shops in strip centers where the adjoining suites were either empty, or without alarms, just drywall to get thru. Or hop over the common wall and down. Easy targets. I've seen unprotected safes up against a common wall where thiefs went on the other side, cut out wall exactly where the safe was and drag it into the adjacent suite.
The smart ones are in standalone buildings, T111 on the walls, rooftops secured, vibration detectors on the walls, iron gates, and 2 different alarm companies, (in case one has a thief in the ranks) several communication systems in case one is offline or defeated, etc etc etc Never can have enough security when you have stuff a lot of people want to steal
And how much profit do you think these gun stores are making to afford all that stuff?Comment
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So they wanted steal a bunch of junk plastic 80% lowers?War is when your Government tells you who the enemy is......
Revolution is when you figure it out for yourself.Comment
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Only one explanation: INSIDE JOB !!
The owner really needs to step up his store security.... sheesh...
FORTIFY YOUR STORE, CHRIS COOK.Comment
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