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Case Study: AA Amador's Surveillance System
On 10/26/17 at 2:55 AM, Amazon Associate Celeste Montero Amador (Ceamador) notified Security Account Manager Enmanuel Cabrera that, she may have gotten her phone stolen out of a locker. AA Amador went to say that, she placed her red iPhone 7 plus in a locker that did not belong to her because she could not remember she locker combination. Security Immediately launched an investigation. Upon reviewing the video surveillance system, A/M Cabrera saw that AA Amador place her phone in locker 449 at 11:30:47 PM. Then at 11:57:15 PM, one can see that AA Amador comes back in from break and put the phone in a different locker, 426. Upon making the discovery at 5:00 AM, A/M Cabrera instructed Security officer Lierenst Varona to go to the locker
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