A Twin Cities drycleaner is held up by a "sharp-dressed" man "who had done so many robberies, he couldn't remember them all." A former employee revisits her cleaner in Fond du Lac, Wis., robbing $308 at gunpoint to finance her crack habit. A lone clerk fends off an attacker at her drop store with a straight pin. What's the worst that could happen at your store? For most drycleaners, the answer is armed robbery, which can lead to injury or even loss of life―far worse than any financial distress. Drycleaning operations are often targeted because they deal mostly in cash―the major lure for desperate criminals. And stores are often open late, removed from neighboring businesses or―in the case of drop stores-staffed by a single person, often female.
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机译：一个双胞胎的干洗店被一个“衣冠楚楚的”男人举起，“他做了这么多抢劫，他不记得了。”一名前雇员在威斯康星州丰德拉克（Fond du Lac）对其清洁工进行了重新检查，抢劫了308美元，以资助自己的养成习惯。一个单身的店员用笔直的销子抵挡住了她下落商店中的攻击者。您的商店可能发生的最坏情况是什么？对于大多数干洗店来说，答案是持械抢劫，这可能导致受伤甚至死亡，这比任何财务危机都严重。干洗业务通常是针对性的，因为它们主要处理现金，这是绝望罪犯的主要诱饵。而且，商店通常营业到很晚，或者从邻近的企业中撤出，或者-如果是由单身人士（通常是女性）组成的零食商店。
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