A security guard does something useful in Harrison

Well by the sounds of it, he will be happy to be in hotel Hume.

Shan12 said :

Paul0075 said :

Congratulations to the security guard. Let’s hope that when this bloke stands before the court that he receives a community acceptable sentence.

Equally good to see the security company actually sending someone onsite. So many times you see reports of so called monitored sites and no shows up to see why the alarm is going, etc.

Lol – yeah, let’s hope this guy gets the right sentence for sticking his hand in a vending machine – we can’t have people like that on the streets can we :p Meanwhile, murderers get off without a sentence here.

Did you not see the part about the stolen car? .. pretty sure he didnt steal a car just to rip off a few cans of coke from a vending machine

Paul0075 said :

Congratulations to the security guard. Let’s hope that when this bloke stands before the court that he receives a community acceptable sentence.

Equally good to see the security company actually sending someone onsite. So many times you see reports of so called monitored sites and no shows up to see why the alarm is going, etc.

Lol – yeah, let’s hope this guy gets the right sentence for sticking his hand in a vending machine – we can’t have people like that on the streets can we :p Meanwhile, murderers get off without a sentence here.

bring back the public hanging!

Congratulations to the security guard. Let’s hope that when this bloke stands before the court that he receives a community acceptable sentence.

Equally good to see the security company actually sending someone onsite. So many times you see reports of so called monitored sites and no shows up to see why the alarm is going, etc.

It’s good to see but I worked in the monitoring room at a local security company for a couple of years and results like this were very rare. More often than not, alarm systems and cameras were just there to get a discount on insurance.

winning

Around 4am yesterday (Sunday, October 28), CCTV cameras detected the man entering the secure construction site on Flemington Road, and a security guard was dispatched to the site.

For once, “secure” in this description would appear to be accurate. I always have to chuckle when a police media release refers to something as secure – then goes on to say that they have no idea who broke in and stole things.

Back to base CCTV which is actually monitored eh? I wonder just how much of that there is ’round Canberra?