Extrasec Security

🛑Diefstal by OTM🛑
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"My meisiekind het vandag petty cash vir bedigheid getrek by Greystone mall-
skelms al bo-oor haar en R99000 gesteel uit besigheid se rekening binne minute - gelukkig die R80 000 transfer recover deur Standerd bank fraud. Blykbaar 3e keer hierdie week by daardie sentrum🤕🤕🤕
ek is baie kwaad en baie ontsteld en die sekuriteitswag vra net “what is the problem?”
ATS was op sy klere - ons kry nie so maatskappy in Rtb nie -
Sy is ok- ons is nou bietjie klaar gehuil

Dit het gister, Dinsdag, 23/6/2020, 13h48 gebeur

Ons kyk video footage maar moeilik om mooi te sien - hulle is al bo oor haar en cancel haar transaksie en sê die prentjie wys die masjien gaan kaart sluk - baie uitgeslape - een links, een regs en hou haar besig en nog n paar in die agtergrond - sy is baie versigtig - tik pin in met een hand bo om weg te steek - maar hulle moes die kaart gekry het? Weet nie hoe pin gekry het nie - of hulle clone of wat?
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Wees baie versigtig mense!
🚗Deel asb d volgende foto's🚗

Publiseer die karre van die skelms. Huur kar se nommerplate wat gekloon is"

HOW TO PREVENT CAR BREAK-INS

Theft prevention starts before you even leave your vehicle
Smash-and-grab thieves typically aren’t criminal masterminds who craft clever schemes to swipe your stuff. Most are casual opportunists. They see something they like, so they break in and take it. So before you get out of your car, make sure your valuables are out of sight.

NEVER leave these things lying out on your seats, dashboard or floor:

- Phone
- Purse or wallet
- Laptop (or its bag)
- A briefcase or backpack
- Shopping bags
- An MP3 player or other small electronics
- CDs if you still use them
- Cash – yes, even loose change/coins
- Your keys – it actually happens!

CAR SMASH-AND-GRABS HAPPEN OUT OF SIGHT

Most thieves go solo. The last thing they want is a crowd of onlookers with cell phones and pepper spray ready. So try to keep your car highly visible:

* Park near other people. Go for busy lots where there’s plenty of pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
* If you'll be away from your car after dark, park in a well-lit area or near a lamppost.
* Choose a lot with an attendant over one without.

DISCOURAGE thieves with anti-theft measures

Thieves are also lazy. With car break-ins, they’re usually not looking for a huge payoff. What this type of thief wants is a quick thrill – or maybe a little extra revenue – for as little work as possible. By making your car a harder target for these people, you make it less desirable. So:

* Always lock your doors and roll up your windows when you park.
* Activate your security system if you have one.
* Consider window tinting (if permitted by local laws), since it makes casing your car more difficult.
* Use after-market measures, like mechanisms that lock the steering wheel to protect your car and alert thieves that you've taken extra security measures.
* Don’t use the console or glove box as mobile lock boxes. These are obvious to thieves, too.
* Don't hand them the keys