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Darryl Walton
- Officer Bill Gannon: 8:30 a.m, we examined the point of entry, the Lederman furniture company was located adjacent to an off ramp of the Harbor Freeway, the burglar broke a window by the freeway and made his way through the warehouse to the office there was no way of determining the hour or the day the burglary had occurred . 8:40 a.m, we conferred with sergeant Ed Levold of our department one of the leading safe experts in the country
- Darryl Walton: It's a firebox Joe, quarter inch steel body four inches of fire clay combination lock, C-rate safe it's fine for protecting records from a fire, trouble is this is requested for protecting money from a burglar
- Officer Bill Gannon: Not too tough to crack , huh, Ed.
- Darryl Walton: You can punch them, peel them, or burn them. Whoever pulled this showed a little class, used an electric drill. Now, this is the first hole, entered here and knocked back the locking bolt, that releases the three locking bars
- Charles Edwards: Why the second hole Ed ?
- Darryl Walton: A Brabant type safe has a re-locking device. Most modern boxes do: when the back plate was knocked off it, released a spring that set off the re-locking device, so he drills here, knocks back the re-lock, turns the handle, and he's in
- Officer Bill Gannon: He has to know exactly where to drill doesn't he
- Darryl Walton: Well there's the maker's name, Barkley safe company. So you know the locking bolt is here , the re-locking device here. If he was an amateur he would have punched peeled or chopped
- Officer Bill Gannon: Is MO is going to give us anything do you think ?
- Darryl Walton: Should be able to give us some good suspects.
- Officer Bill Gannon: Well it doesn't look like we're gonna turn any prints
- Darryl Walton: No not on this guy he knows his craft. Your best hope is somebody eyeball him coming in.
- Officer Bill Gannon: We don't know when that could have been Ed.
- Darryl Walton: Any case you to talk to the boss, about his next safe
- Charles Edwards: What kind should he go for Ed ?
- Darryl Walton: An E-rate, one-inch steel body, inch and a half steel on a door and it's drill proof
- Charles Edwards: Right
- Darryl Walton: You shouldn't have too much trouble selling it