J-4_Barber_shop_Anti-Robbery_Instrucitons_Oct_2017.pdf

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ANTI-ROBBERY

51 SVS/SVFRF

OVERVIEW

Targets and Vulnerabilities

Preventative Measures

Robbery In Progress

Post-Incident Actions

TARGETS & VULNERABILITIES

Likely Targets -- Banks, Armories, ATMs, Pharmacies

Military Installations Contain Many

Items Unavailable Anywhere Else

Practice Good OPSEC/COMSEC

TARGETS & VULNERABILITIES

Vulnerabilities -- Patterned

Operations, Poor Security Measures, No Contingency Planning, Insider

Threat

Robbers Are Like Vultures

Advertise Your Strength

- Alarm Warning Signs

- Circulation Control

- Cameras

PREVENTION

Establish Local Operation

Instructions

Limit On-Hand Resources

Avoid Patterned Operations

Education and Motivation

Practice Exercise Scenarios

ACTIONS DURING INCIDENT

Everyone Is A Potential Robber

– Take Note Of Suspicious Behavior

– Loitering /Casing

– Bags Or Bulky Clothing

Stay Calm, Do Not Resist -- Hero

Syndrome

Sound Alarm – SFS (Duress Buttons), Alert Co-

Workers, Use Covert Means

Comply With Demands -- Do Not Give More

Than Demanded

Alert Others Covertly

– Code numbers

– Flag Words

– Gesture/Signal

Observe Weapons --Resist Tunnel

Vision

Form A Mental Picture Of The Subject

Height, Weight, Race, Age, Hair, Eyes, Scars, Tattoos, Facial Features, Birth Marks, Dominant Hand, Clothing, Jewelry, Handicap, Language, Utterances

Vehicle Description

– License Plate

– Make

– Model

– Color

– Doors (How many)

– Damage

– Occupants

– Direction Of Travel

GETTING A GOOD

DESCRIPTION

As Soon As You Realize You Are

Being Robbed, Study The Subject’s

Bust (Head, Neck and Shoulders).

Next, While Handing The Robber The

Items Demanded, Glance At The

Robber’s Torso (Shoulders To Waist).

Finally, As The Robber Is Departing, Note The Lower Half Of His/Her Body

(Waist To Feet).

POST-INCIDENT ACTIONS

Call Security Forces/911 If Not Already

Done Remain Calm

Do Not Hang Up

Give Details And Wait For Questions

Close The Facility -- No Entry/Exit

Complete The AF FM 439 Robbery

Checklist While The Details Are Fresh

In Your Mind

POST-INCIDENT ACTIONS

Make Contact With Security Forces

– Once The Facility Is Secured, The Desk Sergeant

Will Give Instructions For One Staff Member To

Step Outside

– Inform The Desk Sergeant Who Will Be

Exiting…Give Complete Description

– Ensure The Employee Exits The Facility From The

Door Determined By The Desk Sergeant

– Employee Must Exit The Facility With Hands

Raised, And ID Card In Right Hand

– Proceed Directly To The First SFS Member In

Sight

SUMMARY

Targets and Vulnerabilities

Preventative Measures

Robbery In Progress

Post-Incident Actions

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