LAWS FOR BAR BURGLARY (or how to save in toronto clubs)

Protocols are a set of rules and instructions for handling and exchanging information. For example, protocols for bar-heists:

If you want to pocket a liquor bottle from a bar, best to do it sober 

Good bars usually have bottles placed on shelves at the backs of bartenders (away from a customer reach)

Avoid good bars, go for clubs instead

Bars in clubs or concerts usually have bottles beside bartenders (easy access to serve crowds of people)

There’s usually a table that separates clubbers and bartenders

Position yourself on either ends of the table (avoid the centre)

Like magicians that use misdirection to create illusion, thieves use attention to exploit blindspots

If the club is crowded, a bartender's attention is busy making drinks. This will cost them with blindspots

Swiping a bottle is similar to fishing: wait and watch for the bartenders blindspot, then hook, line, and sinker