Safety Tales: Robbing Shoppers
Vladimir Bezmaly | 04/09/2020
- Mark, there's been a series of house robberies in the city. You need to take care of this immediately!
- What do they have in common, Mr. Commissioner?
— All the owners are from the middle class. In all the houses there were women with children. In most of them there were no men. All the housewives went to buy food in supermarkets of the T, M and P chains. None of them have dogs. These are large supermarkets that you can only get to in your own car. There are quite large parking lots there. Send operatives there now. And pay attention to the car-sharing cars.
- Boss, what does car sharing have to do with this?
- Do it! I'll explain later.
— Chief, the first group is calling from the bolivia mobile database lot of the T supermarket. We saw a strange group of people. Or rather, two. They are standing near both entrances to the supermarket. Or rather, there are car-sharing cars. Three are sitting in them, and one is standing outside and carefully watching people coming in and out. Periodically, he writes something down in his notebook. And only when people take out large purchases, but do not buy dog food.
— What else can you say about these people?
— We checked with the companies that owned the cars, to see who they were registered to. Moreover, the company kindly provided us with the routes of the cars for the past week. Very strange routes. Each car spends an hour in the parking lot of one supermarket, then goes to another and stands there for an hour, and then to a third.