A guard who spoke to The Standard earlier this month said they and six other guards patrol the area throughout the day and into the night, watching for robberies at gas stations along Hegenberger Road between Leet and Edgewater roads, and a nearby mall, Chevron at 98th and In- N-Out at 8300 Oakport Street.
The guard said they receive more theft reports at Oakland In-N-Out than anywhere else they patrol.
A security guard with Brosnan Risk Consultants, who patrols In-N-Out, told The Standard earlier this month that he sees several break-ins at the fast food restaurant daily.
“On a normal day, I would say five,” said the guard, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation for speaking to a reporter. “On a bad day, I can’t even get a report because it’s coming back to back.”
These workers may transfer to one of the company’s nearby locations, including restaurants in Alameda, Pinole, Mill Valley, Daly City, San Francisco, San Leandro or Union City, or receive severance pay, according to the company.
In-N-Out said it will continue to support local charitable organizations through two of its foundations.