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Two Armed robberies in the Cole Bay area over the weekend. Police: Uptick in robberies observed | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

July 14, 2020

Two Armed robberies in the Cole Bay area over the weekend. Police: Uptick in robberies observed | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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Be aware of your surroundings and maintain visibility throughout your store

Develop a cash control program, to avoid having a large amount of cash

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Be discreet in cash counting and bank deposits. Do this in a safe area.

Trust your instincts.  If you sense trouble, get away as soon as possible. 

Don't look like an easy target.  Robbers want someone who will provide the least resistance. If you look like you know where you are going, walk with your head up and eyes alert, you will most likely be left alone. 

Be observant, be aware of persons coming into your business and just standing and observing.  

Invest in a security alarm system.

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