If all cast tell the same story at the location that’s what they may want the police to believe. But maybe a creature from the lake DB Cooper??My guess, an inside job! The guy knew where the office was and knew where the cameras were located.
If all cast tell the same story at the location that’s what they may want the police to believe. But maybe a creature from the lake DB Cooper??My guess, an inside job! The guy knew where the office was and knew where the cameras were located.
I wouldn't be surprised if the culprit is serving tables right now at Paddlefish.If all cast tell the same story at the location that’s what they may want the police to believe.
I get that, but any time you turn your back, allow yourself to be tied up, or as we have seen in other burglaries forced into another room. You lose control of the situation and the results can be deadly. You should always attempt to run if you cant then fight back. Regardless of what a company tells you. In the end your life is more valuable than a job. But nothing happened to them thankfully, so it ended well.I was a restaurant manager for many years. Most companies have security systems in place like safe codes that will open the door and alert the police, or hidden switches. You are told to do nothing more than that, even the company you work for will tell you your life isn't worth the $60k salary you are making and the probably less than $5k they are going to get away with.
My sources tell me they are treating it as an inside job.Or he just watched for a while to understand the workings of the business, made good plans in preparation and were lucky no one intervened.
I don’t disagree with your point, if he actually did that.couple thousand dollars.
Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.