Report on MAK-Raub: No Omissions
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According to the external investigation report, all standards were met. According to MAK, the robbery could not have been prevented with reasonable effort.
Security precautions, reaction and crisis management of the museum were appropriate in the robbery of the diamond collier on 27 August, according to a report commissioned by the MAK itself.
According to an external investigation report, the Museum für angewandte Kunst (MAK) cannot be accused of misconduct in connection with the robbery on 27 August. Neither the security measures nor during the crime nor the crisis management after that had been wronged.
The Museum für Angewandte Kunst (MAK) cannot be accused of omissions in connection with the armed robbery of August 27 - neither in the security measures, nor in the action immediately during the act or in the crisis management afterwards. This is the conclusion of an investigation report commissioned by the MAK by Michael Zoratti and Martin Jezl on behalf of the security consultant LifeLine, in whose executive summary the APA was able to see.
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