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Most Longwood banks are implementing a new policy banning customers from wearing hats, sunglasses and hoods as part of a new public safety program, police said in a statement. The new policy is in response to "the rising number of bank robberies occurring in Central Florida," the Police Department said in a statement. "The simple act of removing hats, hoods and sunglasses in Longwood financial institutions will make it much easier to identify and capture anyone committing a crime."
Most Longwood banks are implementing a new policy banning customers from wearing hats, sunglasses and hoods as part of a new public safety program, police said in a stat
Originally posted by whatsecret
Longwood banks to ban hats, sunglasses and hoods, cops say
Originally posted by pennylemon
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I for one have never understood why banks have cameras on the ceiling instead of embedded right there in the teller window.
I for one have never understood why banks have cameras on the ceiling instead of embedded right there in the teller window.
I for one have never understood why banks have cameras on the ceiling instead of embedded right there in the teller window.
This is a policy implemented by the banks themselves is it not ? Similar to no shirt, no shoes, no service.
According to Longwood police, banks participating in the program include Chase, Fairwinds Credit Union, Fifth Third, Fidelity, Old Florida National, Pinnacle, Wells Fargo and Trustco. Officers stuck decals on the front doors of the banks informing customers of the new policy, the Police Department said.