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In the event of a robbery, what must you do? Select all that apply.

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Question: In the event of a robbery, what must you do?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Answer: In the event of an armed robbery, instruct your staff to remain calm, alert and observant. Panic only heightens the danger involved. Emphasize that their safety and welfare is your primary concern. Money can be replaced, human life cannot. Here are a few tips to help educate and protect your staff in the unfortunate event of a robbery.

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