Nine Leeds Co-op stores in West Yorkshire are ready for Raid Control certification following the launch of the anti-robbery initiative in the region.
West Yorkshire Police is the thirteenth force to sign up to Raid Control. Around 450 stores across the country have adopted the scheme and seen a 90% reduction in robberies.
West Yorkshire has already assessed more than 50 c-stores in Leeds, and nine of Leeds Co-op's 20 stores have been certified as meeting the Raid Control standards.
The Raid Control scheme requires participating retailers to adopt five crime prevention measures to obtain certification: staff training, cash minimisation, time delay systems, operating cameras and stolen cash traceability.
West Yorkshire Police is the thirteenth force to sign up to Raid Control. Around 450 stores across the country have adopted the scheme and seen a 90% reduction in robberies.
West Yorkshire has already assessed more than 50 c-stores in Leeds, and nine of Leeds Co-op's 20 stores have been certified as meeting the Raid Control standards.
The Raid Control scheme requires participating retailers to adopt five crime prevention measures to obtain certification: staff training, cash minimisation, time delay systems, operating cameras and stolen cash traceability.
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