Trellidor Trojan security grilles protect major retailer

Trellidor Trojan security grilles protect major retailer

Break-ins to major stores often happen when staff are present in the stores after hours, re-stacking shelves, cleaning and replenishing tills. According to the British Retail Consortium, in 2004 burglaries cost the retail sector an estimated 213 million. The number of known burglaries and attempted burglaries decreased in 2004 to 23 per 100 outlets, from 31 per 100 outlets in 2003, below the five year average of 28 per 100.

The Trellicor Security Group has been working closely with retailers and Crime Reduction Offices to reduce commercial burglary and robbery. As a result of this collaboration, Trellidor Trojan was developed. The Trellidor Trojan is an LPCB SR Level 2 security grille for use in areas where the risks are high due to the value of the property being protected, the particular vulnerability of the site or the lack of natural surveillance or remoteness from a response unit.

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She's first in county to undergo new surgery

She's first in county to undergo new surgery

Charlotte Rohrbaugh relied on the tried and true, on tradition: wedding vows, family meals and a grin-and-bear-it philosophy during the tough times.

She worked 53 of her 80 years as a registered nurse; she and her husband of 58 years, Ike Rohrbaugh, reared their daughter. She retired at 65 and began enjoying the golden years with Ike, their daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren.

Rohrbaugh said she knew hard work would have physical consequences, but resulting aches and pains were simply annoyances.

But aggravation turned debilitating in the late 1990s when her back problems were punctuated by throbbing pain in her shoulder. In 1998 doctors discovered an extensive tear in her right rotator cuff.

Subsequent surgeries lessened the West York resident's anxiety. She became the first person in York County to benefit from the latest device for shoulder replacement.

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