JPS6122143Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a crime prevention device in banks and the like.

In recent years, robberies at financial institutions such as banks and post offices have been occurring frequently, and one way to deal with this is, for example, by modifying wads of cash to be handed over to victims. This was a counterfeit banknote with a paint inside it that couldn't be wiped off or a liquid that couldn't get rid of its odor, and a cash payment sign pasted on the outside.A switch, timer, battery, and a small amount of explosives were put inside it, and it was lifted. At some point, the switch is activated and a timer is activated, and after a predetermined period of time, an explosion occurs and the paint or liquid inside is scattered. Therefore, when a robbery occurs, if you lift up the counterfeit banknotes along with the real banknotes and hand them to the criminal, even after the criminal escapes, the paint or odor that may have adhered to his clothes or person due to the explosion will be removed. This makes it possible to locate the culprit.

However, this is just a copy of the banknotes,
It is quite difficult to produce a genuine wad of banknotes to the extent that they can be mistaken for a genuine wad, and as a result, there are cases where the banknotes are mistaken, and in such cases, there is a risk of abnormally stimulating the criminal and creating a very dangerous situation. In addition, this method of using counterfeit banknotes is only intended to arrest the criminal after the fact, and is not sufficient for dealing with incidents when they occur.Furthermore, since the clerk is in a very nervous state, it is not always possible to successfully hand over the counterfeit banknotes. .

The present invention has been developed in consideration of the above points, and is intended to provide a crime prevention device that is best suited for dealing with incidents when they occur, and that allows for calm handling.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In Fig. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a detection box in which a decoy bundle of bills 2 is stored, and a switch (not shown) is built into the inner wall of the box. It is activated by A signal line 3 from this switch is connected to an alarm 5 provided on a telephone 4 that generates an alarm sound and flashes an alarm. That is, when the bundle of bills 2 is pulled out from the detection box 1, the switch is activated and the alarm 5 is activated.

Figure 2 shows a plan view of the interior of the bank, showing counters 6 with security screens 7 installed at appropriate intervals.
The above-mentioned detection boxes ₁₁ to ₁₅ are installed in the lower part of the inside of the counter so that they cannot be seen from the front of the counter 6, and the signal lines ₃₁ to ₃₅ from there are connected to the alarm 5 of the telephone 4 on the desk of the upper seat. _1. Branch manager's telephone 4 alarm 5 ₂ .
and the alarm flasher 5' inside the pillar 8.
Also connect to. In this case, the alarms 5 ₁ and 5 ₂ are provided with different lamps corresponding to the number of detection boxes _{1 1} to _{1 5} , and for example, when the switch of the detection box 1 ₁ is activated, only the corresponding lamp flashes. To be able to confirm which detection box switch is activated. Also, if the switches of any of the detection boxes are activated at the same time, a common buzzer or the like is made to emit a small sound, so that it can be confirmed that the switches of any of the detection boxes have been activated. In addition, pillar 8
The alarm blinker 5' inside the box is provided with lamps corresponding to the number of detection boxes ₁₁ to ₁₅ , and no buzzer or the like is provided. 9 ₁ to 9 ₅ are chairs on which counter clerks sit.

In the above, if an incident occurs at the location of counter clerk A, who is currently sitting on chair ₉₃ , and criminal B demands cash, counter clerk A will use the detection box ₁₃ .
The criminal B pulled out the wad of bills 2 stored in the
If you hand it over to the phone, the built-in switch will activate when you pull it out, which will set off the phone's alarm 5 ₁ ~ 5.
Person _{No. 2} makes a dial tone and notifies the boss and branch manager sitting at that desk that the incident has occurred. At the same time, the lamps corresponding to the detection boxes ₁₃ , which are the locations where the incident occurred, flash on the alarm devices ₅₁ and ₅₂ , so that the boss or branch manager can confirm the location where the incident occurred. At the same time, the warning flasher 5' on the pillar 8 also flashes the lamp corresponding to the location where the incident occurred.

Therefore, when such an incident occurs, counter clerks are often very upset and unable to take appropriate measures. Since other people will be informed, appropriate follow-up measures can be taken by the supervisor, branch manager, or other people who can be in an extremely calm position.

Furthermore, if an alarm is also installed in the security room, the effect will be even greater.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the principle of this embodiment, FIG. 2 is a plan view when it is installed in a bank, and FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating its use. 1...Detection box, 2...Wad of bills, 3...Signal line, 4
...Telephone, 5...Alarm.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Each is installed inside the counter of a financial institution, etc.
At least one detection box equipped with a plurality of built-in switches that are activated by pulling out a bill, a single alarm sound generator, and a number of alarm lighting lamps that are provided on a desk away from the counter and correspond to the number of alarm lighting lamps that correspond to the number of detection boxes. The signal line from the switch of the plurality of detection boxes is commonly connected to the alarm sound generator of the Horiichi, and the plurality of alarm lighting lamps are connected to the plurality of detection boxes. A crime prevention device characterized in that respective correspondences are provided separately, and signal lines from a switch of a detection box are respectively connected to alarm lighting lamps corresponding to the detection box.