Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
Owners are now removing cell phones and money from the store every night to deter thieves. Companies that sell mobile phones are being targeted more and more often locally. It’s causing some to take more extreme measures to protect their merchandise. During most of these break-ins, the thieves get thousands of dollars in cell phones. This one was no different, only the suspect opened every drawer in the business except for the one with money in it. The Metro PCS store on Shaw Avenue at Maroa has been hit up twice in a week. Burglars have bashed in the back door and pried their way through a metal screen door and then a triple locked door. “They just took basically all the new models and the merchandise that was in the back that was a new shipment, everything was gone,” said Martin Ramirez, Metro PCS Employee. The suspect, seen in surveillance video, wore dark clothes and a hoody. Cameras show him opening all the locked cabinets — and cleaning them out. He also wore gloves during the crime spree making it more difficult to lift his fingerprints. Martin Ramirez works at the store and says the suspects either scoped it […]
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