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In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sunday March 20, armed robbers hit three pizza restaurants in one night and apparently made off with a pretty good haul.

In the third location, a robber left through the back door as another robber entered and demanded money. The employees told the second robber they didn't have any money because they had just been robbed.

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These episode illustrate (1) the management of these establishments really don't care if they are robbed. The cost of security and good cash management is more than robbers making off with one day's proceeds every now and then. (2) They value the lives of their employees no more than the cash.

- Jim

seamusTX wrote:In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sunday March 20, armed robbers hit three pizza restaurants in one night and apparently made off with a pretty good haul. - Jim

One of the reason that "pizza joints" are probably a prime target because they do more cash transactions than most.

This caught my attention

In all three of the armed robberies, the robbers entered the store and “politely” forced an employee to open a register and a safe, Walker said.

The robbers must have had a proper upbringing and had good parents who taught them to say "please."

If robbers quietly announce a robbery and demand money, they stand a chance of being in and out before anyone calls the cops.

The thugs who overdose on violent hip-hop videos and come in yelling obscenities and shooting into the ceiling draw too much attention to themselves.

- Jim

seamusTX wrote:If robbers quietly announce a robbery and demand money, they stand a chance of being in and out before anyone calls the cops.

The thugs who overdose on violent hip-hop videos and come in yelling obscenities and shooting into the ceiling draw too much attention to themselves.

- Jim

thats so true. Being polite and respectfull when you rob the joint may have a better pay off.

seamusTX wrote:If robbers quietly announce a robbery and demand money, they stand a chance of being in and out before anyone calls the cops.

The thugs who overdose on violent hip-hop videos and come in yelling obscenities and shooting into the ceiling draw too much attention to themselves. - Jim

That just proves my point that they had "good upbringing."

I worked at a place early in my career that was robbed...the robbers did it politely and nobody knew until the person who gave them the money came running to tell us.

Texas Size 11 wrote:I worked at a place early in my career that was robbed...the robbers did it politely and nobody knew until the person who gave them the money came running to tell us.

where do they teach how to rob a pizza place? At school? it looks like a scripted criminal act.

Beiruty wrote: where do they teach how to rob a pizza place? At school?

Sure. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice University.

The graduate school is in Huntsville.

- Jim

This episode is evidence of a failing economy. The number of bank robberies for example, in Austin, Dallas and Houston are at a ten year high.

We have not yet seen the bottom of the economic down turn and the robbers are already bumping into each other.

I get robbed every April 15th

Jasonw560 wrote:I get robbed every April 15th

Don't answer your door at night.