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Two Men Steal Safe After Throwing A Brick Through The Door Of Century Liquor Store
July 22, 2020
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is searching for two men that threw a brick through the front door of a Century liquor store and stole the safe.
It happened sometime between about 4 and 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at the Fusion Fine Wine and Spirits store at 9515 North Century Boulevard, adjacent to the Food Giant.
The ECSO said the safe was taken during the burglary, and surveillance images show the men toting the safe outside.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9650 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 436-STOP.
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16 Responses to “Two Men Steal Safe After Throwing A Brick Through The Door Of Century Liquor Store”
Every store in this area should have at least 3 of these types of safes, filled with bricks.
I Believe one is a man and the other is a woman. They need to get a Job!!!!!!
You would think these stores would get better security I mean when a ring doorbell is clear as hell at 200 feet away and the stores safe walks 3 feet away under the c as mere and you still cant determine race or even what kind of clothing there wearing what do they think we can see that they couldn’t, i would be to fire the guy who left the safe that close to the window , and the guy who didn’t splurge and get the brick proof windows ,lol
Was the safe out in the open where everyone could see it or only employees know where it was?
Cure would be thousand pound safe welded to building frame. Not cardboard box.
My guess is look for two crooks.
My guess is look for two white men and case solve.
No social distancing but at least have masks.
Inside knowledge and job? Come on, if you’re going to put in a safe, at least get one that can’t be carried away with ease. LOL!
probably happened before 6 a m. the pig, oops food giant opens at 6am. about all that video shows is they are human.
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just like with city council you get what you vote for.
they work hard for the money…with any luck there will be about $3 dollars in it.
Maybe they’ll bolt their next safe down!
The one on the right almost looks like a woman from behind.
Probably happened closer to 4am than 8:30am. Criminals like operating under the cover of darkness. Another clue was the Sheriffs Office Crime Scene unit was dispatched just prior to 5am to the location according to the online dispatch log.
The picture quality leaves a lot to be desired. Cameras are very inexpensive. I highly encourage folks to buy the best quality – highest megapixel – they can afford. Dont scrimp on the night time lighting. Killing all the lights to save a few bucks on electricity just lowers the megapixel quality of your security cameras. Review your cameras often and see if they need to be refocused or have the lens cleaned. Sheesh.
Add some type of “monitored motion sensor” that alerts when people are present in areas during times when they shouldnt be there. Law Enforcement is stretched thin. I think the old saying is “They are never nearby when you need them the most and they are always hanging around when you dont need them to be present”….hahahhahahaaaa
In this case you wonder what activity – if any – was being “hidden” on the Sheriffs Dispatch log as there were no call activity being shown in Century between midnight and the time of the Crime Scene dispatch at 5am. Makes you go hmmm…..
imagine how many crimes could be solved if they had a decent camera…or cleaned the lens, ever…