Locks and Security News: your weekly locks and security industry newsletter
17th April 2024 Issue no. 701

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In this week's issue:

- Avocet Hardware's new delivery livery

- Interpol head gets his ID cloned

- There's Elegance from Australia

- and while last week we reported that the security budget for the London Olympic Games was under increasing pressure, now the Commonwealth Games due to open in India has to step up its security after a terror attack wounds two

- better news is that Milestone makes no 1 position according to a new report

- 21st Century Antiques demonstrates where gun storage security meets tradition

- A smart bank teller locks two robbers in her bank at the push of a button

- although Police cuts could affect security at one of the UK's most vital ports, according to a local MP

- and Smartwater forensic technology leads to 50 year sentence for two armed robbers

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