Sometimes they just make alarm deal. Guard only comes when there is alarm. Also guard evaluates the situation and informs the emergency center. You don’t expect them to be superman for 11 euro per hour. The thieves can already leave the scene before police arrive.
ShortRound89 on
Plenty of places get robbed even when there are people guarding it, this place most likely had alarms that notify the security company that then sends a guard to check if everything is ok, if not they call the police.
These robbers probably knew what they were after and where those things were located so it’s a quick in and out before anyone even has time to react.
Leonarr on
I wonder how the guns were stored? In a legally required reinforced metal cabinet, I suppose.
How long does it take to get through such a cabinet with professional tools? Can a guard arrive at the scene realistically before the thieves have opened the cabinet, after the alarm went off? Such a cabinet isn’t a bank vault, it may not take long to open it with power tools.
How many guns is one allowed to store in a single gun cabinet? It would be a bit strange if you can store like 20 pistols in one cabinet and they all get stolen after someone breaks it.
I have no idea, just asking questions.
vlkr on
Why would there be active guard?
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Sometimes they just make alarm deal. Guard only comes when there is alarm. Also guard evaluates the situation and informs the emergency center. You don’t expect them to be superman for 11 euro per hour. The thieves can already leave the scene before police arrive.
Plenty of places get robbed even when there are people guarding it, this place most likely had alarms that notify the security company that then sends a guard to check if everything is ok, if not they call the police.
These robbers probably knew what they were after and where those things were located so it’s a quick in and out before anyone even has time to react.
I wonder how the guns were stored? In a legally required reinforced metal cabinet, I suppose.
How long does it take to get through such a cabinet with professional tools? Can a guard arrive at the scene realistically before the thieves have opened the cabinet, after the alarm went off? Such a cabinet isn’t a bank vault, it may not take long to open it with power tools.
How many guns is one allowed to store in a single gun cabinet? It would be a bit strange if you can store like 20 pistols in one cabinet and they all get stolen after someone breaks it.
I have no idea, just asking questions.
Why would there be active guard?