Cash-in-transit industry launches alliance to counter violent attacks
Industry players will launch an association to bring greater co-ordination and collaboration to end violent robberies and threats to guards
06 February 2020 - 20:48
The country’s cash-in-transit (CIT) industry will launch an association that will co-ordinate efforts to counter the “unacceptably high” levels of violent attacks.
“We expect greater co-ordination will lead to standardisation in the training of personnel, better collaboration in sharing information relating to attacks and the methods used by crime syndicates, and faster co-ordination in response to attacks on vehicles across companies,” says SBV CEO Mark Barrett in an interview with Business Day...
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