Intruders Beware! Subway’s New Security System Sprays DNA on Robbers
A Subway restaurant in Tennessee has deployed the Intruder Security System to deter burglars and violent crimes.
Subway restaurants nationwide will deploy the Intruder Security System, which sprays traceable synthetic DNA on intruders..
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – A Tennessee-based Subway restaurant has deployed a new security system that sprays synthetic DNA on intruders.
The Knoxville, Tenn.-based franchise has implemented the Intruder Security System, which is produced by company SelectDNA, Eater.com reports.
A device is placed above the door of the restaurant. If someone breaks into the store, he or she will trigger the device, prompting the mechanism to release a spray of traceable DNA onto the intruder.
“It’s another tool in our tool bag to help fight crime, especially violent crime, which is what a robbery is,” Knoxville Police Department Deputy Chief Gary Holliday told WATE.com.
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