Re: Trap door or rising cage party store or bank security system

["mikey" <loismustdie@xxxxxxxxx>]

Okay Hans, I'll show you.... stand a rittle to your reft.... a rittle more

"stonej" <stonej@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Mechanical problems would also need to be resolved.  For example, how
> would one
> determine from where the cage should rise?  You'd have to build some
> sort of
> lanes in front of the tellers to make certain the would-be thief is
> standing
> precisely where you wanted him.
>
> Most robbers would probably be standing right at the teller window,
> making it big enough
> probably woudn't be a problem.  There is the possibility that the
> robber could get struck
> by the fast rising glass.
>
>
> In the event of a false alarm, you would also have the probability of a
> lawsuit
> from an innocent customer who was trapped or worse, struck by the
> rising or
> falling cage.
>
> Most banks have people standing far back from the teller window waiting
> their turn so they wouldn't be trapped along with the robber in the
> cage.  Hopefully, anyway they wouldn't.
>
>
> It is all just a concept, I'm not really seriously going to pursue
> this, I just thought I would
> throw the idea out there to see what people thought.
>
> I keep reading about bank robberies and I got to wondering why don't
> they try something
> different to deal with the situation.  These are just some things I
> came up with.
>


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