hey cannot be used for climbing onto the roof and where they do not block the view of entrancesEngrave all your personal valuables with your N.C. driver's license numberMake sure your employees have an adequate place to secure their belongings (such as purses and coats) during working hours. Unlocked desk drawers in offices are popular places for storing purses and a prime target for sneaky thieves.Install adequate lighting both inside and outside. Remember: burglars look for darkness or some form of cover. Illuminated property is less appealing.Make sure your "CMPD NUMBER" is up-to-date. This precaution will enable the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department to notify you or another key employee quickly in case of break-in or other emergency.Robbery Prevention-It could save a lifeAll of the steps you take to prevent burglary will help you cut down the risk of robbery, as well. Don't underestimate the value of good lighting, good visibility, sturdy locks, key control and a working alarm system and though background checks on employees. These measures are also vital in stopping holdups.Here are some other steps we recommend:Don't establish a routine time or route of travel when making bank deposits. Suspects will soon learn it.Discuss only business with the tellers. The next person in line may be getting familiar with your situation.Uniformed security guards are a strong deterrent in high-crime areasNever block the view in your store by crowding display windows. It is important to maintain good visibility during the working hours.Instruct all your employees on how to conduct themselves in the event your business is robbedAdvertise security measures and cash handling policiesDon't admit customers after hours, particularly if you're aloneKeep rear door lockedInspect washrooms before closing for the dayIf You Are Held UpDo not resist. Remain calm.Obey instructionsSound or activate alarms or other security devices when it will not endanger ...
