Silent Alarm Response

Silent Alarm Response

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:1981-01-01
Genre:
Duration:29 min
Director:Dennis Anderson
Actors:
Production:Mosler Anti-Crime Bureau, Hamilton, Ohio,, Calibre Press, Northbrook, IL,, Bravo Productions

Overview:

This police training film originally made for police officers and bank staff takes a look at both the role of the financial institution and local law enforcement authorities before, during and after a robbery. It represents an insight into the motivation and behavior of the offender, tactics used by note passers and armed robbers versus bank personnel or law enforcement officers, and what scenarios are needed to activate the silent alarm or not. Also uses actual black and white surveillance photographs, chosen from those taken during real robberies or taken by news photographers.

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