The Cash In Transit (CIT) Robbery Thread

Apparently they've figured a way to clean the notes.

Then make the contents combust as soon as the bag is taken. Lots of options to make it fairly fool proof. If you interfere with the system poof it goes up in smoke, so that you can't jam it, disable it, etc. The money is insured and if it isn't taken then it can just be replaced so long as you show that it is destroyed.
 
Then make the contents combust as soon as the bag is taken. Lots of options to make it fairly fool proof. If you interfere with the system poof it goes up in smoke, so that you can't jam it, disable it, etc. The money is insured and if it isn't taken then it can just be replaced so long as you show that it is destroyed.

How much would such a system cost to implement and maintain? Would it not drive cost of banking even higher?
 
How much would such a system cost to implement and maintain? Would it not drive cost of banking even higher?

Just means turning the dye into some corrosive substance that eats holes into the cash but not strong enough to corrode the bag/safe. The electronics/triggers should be off the shelf so relatively inexpensive.
 
Jewellery? Gemstones? Anything they can sell.

Stop poking holes, it's a cashless society, meaning you can't sell anything for cash, so everything will be traceable!
I mean, just look at how well FICA and RICA are working to catch criminals.
 
So you shoot at innocent people in the street and trying to live the thug life, no you want to claim you area victim of some one that might have man handled you a bit. Sorry I have no sympathy for these scum, I hope Bubba gets to you as a side dish

Unfortunately the new breed of violent thugs is fairly well versed in legal matters and understand thee constitution. They'll do everything within their power to frustrate the process and escape on technicalities. Oh, and I read somewhere that they have attorneys on retainers.
 
#CIT guards speak out

https://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/cit-guards-speak-out-15318169

"I had to undergo a three-week course in advanced gun-handling and driving, including doing other tactical training. But that training is not utilised anymore, and companies just hire anybody with a basic security certificate to work in the cash-in-transit industry. Some of them have never fired a gun. How are they expected to be effective during a violent robbery?” he asked.

“When we express our concern, the same security (personnel in the guarding division) say we are trying to block them from accessing employment in the cash-in-transit industry. Our work is high risk and thankless. I don’t blame our colleagues for falling for thugs who bribe them to get inside information,” he added.

Compounding their lack of resources, the guards are also subjected to rigorous interrogation by police and company investigators after a robbery. During this period they are also barred from work and receive only a portion of their salaries
 
G4S just hit for the 5th time today!!! Get your heads around that!!!
 
G4S targeted 5 times in 1 day

Security services company G4S says the recent surge in cash-in-transit heists is unacceptable after it was targeted five times in one day.

On Monday, there were several cash-transit-heists reported across the country.

G4S confirmed to News24 on Tuesday that its security guards were attacked in four separate incidents while performing cash collection services on Monday.

The attacks took place in eMalahleni in Mpumalanga, East London and Mthatha in the Eastern Cape and Krugersdorp, west of Gauteng.

The company also confirmed an attack on one of its armoured vehicles in Vanderbijlpark on the same day.

The robbers used explosives in an attempt to gain access to the vehicle but failed and fled the scene empty handed.

The company said that while their armoured vehicles were not involved in four of the incidents, their staff members were attacked.

In the Mthatha attack, a G4S security guard was shot multiple times in the chest. He is in a stable condition in hospital.

More at: https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/g4s-targeted-5-times-in-1-day-20180605
 
05 June 2018

Heavy gunfire rang out in King William’s Town’s main street yesterday morning when a cash-in-transit robbery gang clashed with armed security guards. One alleged gangster, who was dumped by his robber crew who sped off leaving him on foot, was chased down by the police and security guards. The robbers hit a cash-in-transit van at the bustling Alexander Road petrol station and convenience store at the entrance to the town at 8.

https://www.dispatchlive.co.za/news...sit-gang-clashes-with-guards-in-kwt-showdown/
 
I don't even watch that many action movies anymore. There is so much gun slinging going on in my neighbourhood, I see to Rambo and Tinky Winky in the same light. Hollywood!!!!!! Pull in for a lekker movie plot. No acting required, you can literally film it all live.
 
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