SIR, permit me space in your letter column to publish this article so that persons can be aware of the danger one can face going to a bank on Water Street.
I have been a customer of this bank for a number of years, but I was shocked to learn of the information that is being divulged to the public. A supervisor of the second floor has his network of persons with whom he shares information, informing them of withdrawals and approvals of loans along with addresses of these persons. The well organised gang is stationed outside of the bank and trails these persons to a comfortable location where the felonious act of robbery occurs; many of these persons are country people who sometimes are afraid to report these incidents, since many a time nothing comes out of these investigations.
I wish however to warn the public doing business with this financial company, since this has been going on for some time now. The management however should take note of this and launch an investigation into the matter and once the persons are suspected or found to be guilty they should be dismissed or transferred to some other department.