I think some of you live in a fantasy world where predators don't look like the rest of us. You're wrong.
Barbara is correct!
One can simply run down to the Thrift type store and get shirts, pants that are, or resemble close enough Fed-Ex, UPS, USPS.
Snag a clipboard, have a package, ring door bell to that intended female victim and force themselves inside.
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Ditto a Utility worker, gas is a good one, "I would be happy to come inside and re-light your pilot lights..."
How hard is it to replicate what these folks wear?
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I was asked to test to see if I could breech security at a business.
All approved by owner, and LEO buddy aware.
I went to a thrift store, got a shirt, , a ball cap, made a badge , and walked right into a side door. Once in, just walked over to peg board with keys to vehicles and stole a van with $200k worth of special equipment.
I drove down the rode and called the Owner from a fast food joint.
Surveillance cameras I avoided best I could, I looked exactly like everyone else.
I also returned the checkbook I stole from the young part time college girl, it was on a desk...I had her address, phone number and even her DL from that checkbook on the desk.
I was asked to test, I did, and I got more than I bargained for in less than 5 minutes from the time I showed up on property and left.
I do not believe in uniforms, and badges personally. IMO - just a band-aid fix, and something to give false security to folks.
I have other experiences seeing the victims of crimes as well. Jury duty , working in a Main OR...
I myself.
In a work I am very familiar with, the drop dead gorgeous lady in the elevator, top cut low, slit on side of dress up the hips, pulled on a gun on me.
Professional Thug and her role was to distract me, detain me so the guys on the floor where she needed to get off, could kidnap me.
Elevators are vertical coffins. In these 'coffins" hitting a lady with gun and going rodeo is acceptable.
She was "dressed to the nines" ,wearing diamond earrings, necklace, and perfume. Expensive name dress...
Life is Life, and TV and Movies do not always give accurate depictions.