concernedcitizen706
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Okay I guess nobody feels like making posts, but I am still pondering this case, so I will keep making posts.
The one thing I really want to know about is, if that security gate was manned, by a person, 24/7. I tried googling Reynolds plantation security, I didn't really see any specifics. But from a few things I saw online, they said like 24/7 security with patrol guards and cameras. That does NOT make it sound like they had 24/7 live security at the gate. Because I think if they had it, they would have specifically said it.
Plus the police never mentioned anything about interviewing the security guard that night, and asking what he saw. That also makes me think there was no guard at that gate that night.
So not having the manned gate 24/7 would make it way easier for him to get in. That might explain why the perp was still hanging around the next day. He wanted to wait until the security guy left at night.
But even with a manned gate, looking at Google maps, late night he can drive in on some other roads, around the community, park, and just walk in. Or even drive over the grass and get to one of the inside roads.
He really only has to do it one time. Because once he's in there, he can steal a key pass from a house or car. Then he deactivated the security cameras. So he's good to go. He can come and go late night as he pleases.
But knowing for sure about the manned gate would really change my opinions on this.
The one thing I really want to know about is, if that security gate was manned, by a person, 24/7. I tried googling Reynolds plantation security, I didn't really see any specifics. But from a few things I saw online, they said like 24/7 security with patrol guards and cameras. That does NOT make it sound like they had 24/7 live security at the gate. Because I think if they had it, they would have specifically said it.
Plus the police never mentioned anything about interviewing the security guard that night, and asking what he saw. That also makes me think there was no guard at that gate that night.
So not having the manned gate 24/7 would make it way easier for him to get in. That might explain why the perp was still hanging around the next day. He wanted to wait until the security guy left at night.
But even with a manned gate, looking at Google maps, late night he can drive in on some other roads, around the community, park, and just walk in. Or even drive over the grass and get to one of the inside roads.
He really only has to do it one time. Because once he's in there, he can steal a key pass from a house or car. Then he deactivated the security cameras. So he's good to go. He can come and go late night as he pleases.
But knowing for sure about the manned gate would really change my opinions on this.