Mike Pfeifer
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- 2019 Ruby Red Mustang GT A10
In terms of cameras, not anything useful, all low rez stuff- not that it would matter anyway. They did install new cameras and other security devices. Policies in place now about cars on the ground with a key in it (service department, like in a work bay). They frosted all windows so you canāt see inside from the outside (not especially thrilled about this one). Removed glass panels from garage doors and replaced with solid panels. New alarm system. Inventory keys are now stored in an electronic lock box in a locked nondescript room, it logs the employee that takes a key and takes a picture. The cops would hang around right after this all went down from time to time, but made it clear that we needed to provide our own security. If a crime happened they would investigate, but they didnāt have the resources to permanently post a car at the dealership, esp at taxpayer cost. Essentially āprotect yourself, but give us a call if something happensā. We ended up blocking all the exits with cars across the road, which really sucked for working day to day- only one way in and out. That went on for a few months. Iām sure Iām leaving out a few details. But yes, like the Wild West. I canāt wait to get out of here.That's just ridiculous.
Let me guess - no security cams (at least not in the places needed or should have been) - and what has the Owner done to not only beef up security but to protect its workers and/or onsite Security? What do the cops do with so many events at the same location - just come and shrug their shoulders, leave?
That's an insane situation going there - pretty much the Wild West, only modernized.
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