Of the four armed “mall rats,” only two got caught. This was the result of the test conducted on Friday by the Quezon City Police District on the security force of one of the shopping malls in the city, an exercise prompted by the Jan. 26 robbery at another mall where an armed group was able to sneak past the guards.
To ensure safety of shops and shoppers, mall owners should install more sensors in entry points, INQUIRER.net survey results said Thursday.
Police officials conducted security checks on two malls in Quezon City after a shooting incident in a mall in the area left two people dead. Quezon City Police District (QCPD) director Chief Superintendent George Regis spearheaded the spot checks on security measures being implemented at Trinoma Mall and SM North Edsa. Last week, a woman [...]
