دانلود کتاب Transito: The Truth behind the Big-Money Robberies

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Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Tables
Figures
Preface
Foreword
Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Into the face of violence
The human cost of CIT robberies
Hearing from the robbers themselves
Chapter 2: The Modus Operandi
MO in use for centuries
Currently MO information only covers crime execution
MO as identifiable as fingerprints
MO as court evidence
A small group of exclusive robbers
Specialising to catch specialists
Chapter 3: The ultimate crime
Billions in transit daily
A closer look at CIT robbers, as interviewed
One in three a killer
They wanted more
Selecting only \'really brave\' members
Suspect gang members \'must go forever\'
Chapter 4: Who are these robbers?
Pressure of friends and money
The deadly consequences of their greed
A detailed crime history
Faster results require broader strategies
Chapter 5: Planning a CIT robbery
First there must be a job
Not a boss but a mastermind
Trusting one another is the key
Selecting the perfect driver
People may learn skills, not bravery
Splurging money draws attention
The threat of spies
Chapter 6: Homing in
\'Camping\': Ensuring no one strays
Women are taboo
Chapter 7: Calculating the risk
Vital but suspicious inside information
The best days to rob
Double-checking through surveillance
Chapter 8: Wheels: The key to a CIT heist
Safe places to park stolen cars
Safety first for hit vehicles
Chapter 9: Intimidation: A crucial CIT weapon
Firearms for intimidation
To shoot or to kill
Chapter 10: Outgunning the guards
The source of firearms
Preparedness of security guards
The same arms keep popping up
Chapter 11: Sangomas, women and drink
The sangoma\'s payment, powers and muti
The surprising role of women
Alcohol and drugs are a no-no
Chapter 12: Hi-tech crime
The crucial DNA factor
Strategic considerations
Watching the police
The helicopter threat
Countering cellphone technology
Chapter 13: Hitting the target
Alarm systems are no deterrent
Controlling the CIT van\'s speed
Using the road as an ally
Hijacking vehicles on the scene
Chapter 14: The critical time factor
Using fear or force to open the door
Tools used to get to the cash quickly
Cancel rather than gamble
Chapter 15: Getting away
Strategies to complicate the pursuit
Selecting the right getaway vehicles
Abandoning stolen vehicles
Safe houses
Chapter 16: Lots and lots of money
Hiding the stolen money
Buying expensive cars
Buying property
Splashing out on holidays, luxuries and women
Social life after a robbery
Chapter 17: Cops or robbers?
Recognising the police \'look\'
Cops on the robbers\' side
Chapter 18: Defeating the ends of justice
Bribing police officials
Bribing magistrates and prosecutors
Ensuring legal representation
Case dockets that disappear
Intimidating witnesses and officials
Chapter 19: Getting caught
Only five out of 13 robbers arrested
Preparing for life after prison
Facing the results of their criminality
Chapter 20: Advice from the robbers
Public gathering places
Family, friends and the community
Informers
Well-known CIT robbers
Preventative measures for CIT companies
Preventative measures for CIT officials
Measures for improving crime investigation
Conduct against mistrusted accomplices
Knowledge of active free criminals
References
Index