from The Patriot Ledger
A company and its numerous branches do a largely cash business. The money is collected, dumped into a sack, and left in an unsecured space for 12 hours or more to be counted later. Meanwhile, others have access to the area where the money is held. The cash moves, with little or no accountability, through different hands before it is deposited into the bank. Theft and embezzlement are known issues, but the owner refuses to put a secure system in place. (Read the full story here.)