I watched for another minute to make sure I was seeing what I thought I was seeing. When I confirmed it and I walked out of the office and over to the coin pushers. I stood behind and to the side of him. I wanted to know how long it would take him to notice me. I noticed when he went to grab some coins that had fallen. He tried to hide his wire and said, "Sorry, I dropped something." I replied, "Maybe, but I'm still going to ask you leave. I saw your wire." He said ok and left. I called my boss and told him what had happened and he was at Sam's Club doing some shopping. He came up and said he would take care of it. I didn't think anymore about it.
Today the guy came back in. I wasn't sure it was him until my coworker came in and told me it was him. I texted my boss and he told me to call the police. I called dispatch and told them of the break in and that he was here. The police came and I had to pull up the video of him getting into the coin pushers. I also had to fill out a witness statement. The arrested the guy and I think I had a few other warrants out for his arrest.
It was an interesting experience and I hope the guy can get the help he needs.
| This is what the quarter pushers look like. |
| This is what the inside looks like when it's full. Imagine the front of it empty and that is what it looked like after the guy broke in. |
| This is the hole the guy had his wire in. My boss put in a screw from the inside to help prevent future break-ins. |
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