Incendiary device warning for Derry businesses
Shop workers, retailers and business owners in Derry have been warned to be on the look out for incendiary devices.
The PSNI’s are commander in Foyle Chief Inspector Jon Burrows urged retailers to be vigilant, particularly in the run up to Christmas and New Year.
”It is good business practice to check your premises regularly for anything suspicious. This will help protect your staff, customers and business all year round.
“Incendiary devices can be left anywhere that can catch fire easily, such as in garments, soft furnishings and upholstery. They have the potential to destroy property and take human life.
“If something looks out of place, or even just raises concern, contact police immediately. Never touch or attempt to move any suspicious looking objects.
“We are also advising business owners and managers to review security measures and check premises thoroughly both during and after trading. An extra few minutes could make the difference - vigilance is the key,” Chief Inspector Burrows said.
Police will be increasing patrols in shopping areas and car parks and are asking anyone if they notice suspicious activity or suspicious vehicles they should contact police immediately.
Further information is available from your local Crime Prevention Officer who can provide individual advice to any business. Call 0845 600 8000.
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