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Trap door or rising cage party store or bank security system stonej 03-27-2006
Posted by stonej on March 27, 2006, 8:16 am
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Another of my ideas, anyone know if this has been tried before:

A chamber is built underground in front of the bank teller or party
store checkout area.
Someone pulls a gun demanding money, clerk pushes a button and the
floor opens up
under the robber and he/she falls into a holding cell while bullet
proof glass slides over the
opening holding the person secure until police arrive.

or

Bullet proof glass rises from the floor (very quickly) at the push of a
button enclosing the would be robber in an above ground cage until
police arrive.

No, I haven't figured out the myrid logistical problems with a setup
like this, it is only
a rough idea of what might be possible.

Crazy idea or ?


Posted by Jim Rojas on March 27, 2006, 8:42 am
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If the robber has a chance of getting injured in anyway, your idea would not
be feasible on a legal standpoint. It's sad to say but, in today's world,
the robber has more rights than his innocent victims have. It also seems
that an innocent victim must pay to enforce their rights, while a criminal
gets theirs pro bono.

Jim Rojas


> Another of my ideas, anyone know if this has been tried before:
>
> A chamber is built underground in front of the bank teller or party
> store checkout area.
> Someone pulls a gun demanding money, clerk pushes a button and the
> floor opens up
> under the robber and he/she falls into a holding cell while bullet
> proof glass slides over the
> opening holding the person secure until police arrive.
>
> or
>
> Bullet proof glass rises from the floor (very quickly) at the push of a
> button enclosing the would be robber in an above ground cage until
> police arrive.
>
> No, I haven't figured out the myrid logistical problems with a setup
> like this, it is only
> a rough idea of what might be possible.
>
> Crazy idea or ?
>



Posted by Norm Mugford on March 27, 2006, 8:50 am
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You got that right, Jim.
We have no rights, unless we pay to uphold them.
The criminal on the other hand, gets his legal rights,
for free.

Norm Mugford


> If the robber has a chance of getting injured in anyway, your idea would
> not be feasible on a legal standpoint. It's sad to say but, in today's
> world, the robber has more rights than his innocent victims have. It also
> seems that an innocent victim must pay to enforce their rights, while a
> criminal gets theirs pro bono.
>
> Jim Rojas
>
>
>> Another of my ideas, anyone know if this has been tried before:
>>
>> A chamber is built underground in front of the bank teller or party
>> store checkout area.
>> Someone pulls a gun demanding money, clerk pushes a button and the
>> floor opens up
>> under the robber and he/she falls into a holding cell while bullet
>> proof glass slides over the
>> opening holding the person secure until police arrive.
>>
>> or
>>
>> Bullet proof glass rises from the floor (very quickly) at the push of a
>> button enclosing the would be robber in an above ground cage until
>> police arrive.
>>
>> No, I haven't figured out the myrid logistical problems with a setup
>> like this, it is only
>> a rough idea of what might be possible.
>>
>> Crazy idea or ?
>>
>
>


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Posted by stonej on March 27, 2006, 8:57 am
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Yeah, they would probably get off on something like holding them
against their will
before their Miranda rights are read of getting nicked or scratched
falling into the cage.


I still think it is a interesting concept that is probably doable from
a technical standpoint.
Probably not feasable for all the legal impliactions involved.


Posted by Norm Mugford on March 27, 2006, 9:22 am
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I was in Montreal, Quebec, Canada recently and they have
the bank built with a secure money room inside the teller area.
All monies are inside the money room and all transactions
of monies either deposited or removed must be brought
to the money room for completion. The teller in effect, does
not hold any cash in his/her drawer in the area that is accessable
by the public. If someone tries to rob the place, the money room
barriers drop in front of the transaction window. (I believe it
was bullet proof glass). The rest of the money room is built similar to
a safe.

Norm Mugford


> Yeah, they would probably get off on something like holding them
> against their will
> before their Miranda rights are read of getting nicked or scratched
> falling into the cage.
>
>
> I still think it is a interesting concept that is probably doable from
> a technical standpoint.
> Probably not feasable for all the legal impliactions involved.
>


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