Once the alarm system was disabled, the three burglars had virtual free rein of the jewelry store. Even though they had entered from the roof, they now could open the back door to bring in the heavy tools they would need to attack the safe.
Once the alarm system was disabled, the three burglars had virtual free rein of the jewelry store. Even though they had entered from the roof, they now could open the back door to bring in the heavy tools they would need to attack the safe.
Things you can do yourself to make sure your alarm system is “up to snuff”
For a lot of reasons, spring is a good time of year to give your alarm system a check-up. A...
Does it still meet the standards it is supposed to meet?
Joe’s alarm system operated in the following manner: its primary means of communicating information about an in...
Could there be an unexpected coverage gap - just when the crime occurs?
Retail jeweler to insurance agent: We’re going to have a trunk show next week and a salesman wil...
“I was right there and I never took my eyes off it!”
“Tom, since you are going for lunch, would you mind taking these repair items over to the trade shop? Be carefu...
Alarm companies are being forced to make changes in the way your system works .
Jeweler Stan Zanite opened his store on Monday morning anticipating another successful week ...
A layman’s definition: A dictionary offers “answerable” and “responsible” as synonyms for the word liable . So being liable means being responsible for one’s ...
Roof-top burglaries - a new trend in jewelry crime
Sunday Morning
Like cops on a stake-out, they waited silently in an unmarked van parked in the shadows of the darkened st...
You have a Jewelers Block loss. What is the claims process; and what do you need to do or provide?
Larry Leadfoot had a wreck in his car and ended up doing substantial dam...
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