Parking guards that don't know how to close the trunk/doors properly...

**digitalron** · July 18th, 2011 09:10 AM

The idea of trunk inspections to ward off potential trouble makers is essentially passe. Any terrorist worth his salt will just drive an empty vehicle, but the bombs would be packed within the doors and seats. Perhaps there would be three or four of them coming in at different times, but at slightly early hours to be able to pick better parking slots. Then, position the cars near the main foundations of the building and go boom.

Trunk inspections are nothing but fully for show to make people think that a security and safety process is in place.

**crosswind** · June 15th, 2015 05:11 PM

Nung 1st time ko dalhin ung rd1 cr-v ko sa sm north edsa
Dba ung cr-v may glass hatch and door where the tire is mounted

Biruin mo baliktad pagkasarado buti di nabasag hatch

**ess** · June 15th, 2015 05:30 PM

Yung mga sekyu sa Trinoma --- sobrang galing ng inspection skills nila. Biruin mo, kailangan lang nila buksan ng 1 inch yung trunk mo, tapos isasara na? In that short span of time, the sekyu was able to inspect the contents of the trunk! :D

**crosswind** · June 15th, 2015 06:02 PM

^^ minsan nga dina binubuksan eh ung dala ko pa heavily tinted

**nori** · June 15th, 2015 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by digitalron

The idea of trunk inspections to ward off potential trouble makers is essentially passe. Any terrorist worth his salt will just drive an empty vehicle, but the bombs would be packed within the doors and seats. Perhaps there would be three or four of them coming in at different times, but at slightly early hours to be able to pick better parking slots. Then, position the cars near the main foundations of the building and go boom.

Trunk inspections are nothing but fully for show to make people think that a security and safety process is in place.

right to privacy? same as checkpoints, di tayo dapat bumaba, nor pumasok sila sa loob for further inspection. malamang sa checkpoint nila na-pattern yang ganyag procedure, given that some, if not most security agencies were police/military personnel.

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Originally Posted by digitalron

The idea of trunk inspections to ward off potential trouble makers is essentially passe. Any terrorist worth his salt will just drive an empty vehicle, but the bombs would be packed within the doors and seats. Perhaps there would be three or four of them coming in at different times, but at slightly early hours to be able to pick better parking slots. Then, position the cars near the main foundations of the building and go boom.

Trunk inspections are nothing but fully for show to make people think that a security and safety process is in place.

right to privacy? same as checkpoints, di tayo dapat bumaba, nor pumasok sila sa loob for further inspection. malamang sa checkpoint nila na-pattern yang ganyag procedure, given that some, if not most security agencies were police/military personnel.

**cast_no_shadow** · June 15th, 2015 08:31 PM

Wala ba assigned to assess / review yung security procedures ng public establishments?

Imagine, kung desidido kang terorista o maghasik ng lagim will you just put it right smack in the middle of your trunk? Or dun sa gilid gilid ng ilalim ng oto mo? Itatago mo diba?

Body frisking too, will anyone put a weapon sa bewang nila? Eh yun lang ang kinakapkap eh.

Wasted efforts lang sa security personnels, hahaba lang pila papasok ng mall / parking.

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