Houston Public Libraries are the latest to be victimized after thieves gave targeted several locations during off hours to steal cash.
Public Libraries are the latest to be victimized by criminals in the city. Throughout the last couple of months, thieves have been targeting several Houston Public Library locations during off hours to steal cash.
"What’s happening with humanity," asked Josetta Hawthorne, a library visitor. "People not carrying about nice places that serve the public."SUGGESTED: "Whomever the perpetrators are, they’re just simply out for themselves seeing what they can get," said Stewart Jones, another library visitor. "They don’t care about no one else.""Unfortunately, criminals have targeted some of our locations, and our highest priority is the safety of Houston Public Library staff and customers," said a Houston Public Library spokesperson.
"That’s our tax money that’s getting stolen," said Justin Marconi, a library guest. "You kind of figure these buildings would be better secured. That’s not good."A library spokesperson says the city has increased security measures at their locations. So far, they’ve installed new surveillance cameras, reinforced entries, and enhanced lighting. In addition, the Houston Public Library has moved to cashless.
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