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Safe With Rare Coins, Stones Stolen-Fresno, Ca.

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"A Fresno man held at gunpoint as thieves got away with a safe, in an early morning robbery.

The robbery happened this morning at Valley Wrought Iron on Whitesbridge near Fruit. The owner says two men walked in, acting like customers, but then ordered him to the ground and left with a safe full of rare coins and stones.

Henry Mendez is in the business of keeping people safe. He makes security doors, he sells them -- and admits they have one weakness. "The weakness on them, you open them, and let them in."


http://abc30.com/news/safe-with-rar...bery/705920/

...It's a pretty sad were living in now...
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Kinda like robbing a bank in the Wild West. I'm glad banks are safer and insured for loses now.
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Lieutenant Joe Gomez says it would be easier to find them, if the business had surveillance cameras, but unfortunately, it doesn't.


I'm not sure why every business doesn't do this by default, particularly those with high-dollar items on premises that would attract miscreants. The setup is less than $1k for a decent system with 8 cameras and a DVR. Seems like insurance companies would/should give a discount for such a measure.
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CelticKnot posted:

"The setup is less than $1k for a decent system with 8 cameras and a DVR"




Yep, home security camera systems are really cheap now a days....

The site cctvhotdeals.com is one of the better priced placed I've found!!


http://www.cctvhotdeals.com/


ENJOY!





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Had to be someone with insider info. Doesn't seem to be a business that is known for having a safe full of rare coins and gems in the backroom. Was it the owner's collection stored on the premises?
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