Star Security Systems has made a statement announcing that they have dispatched a team to fix the vault. It has been reported that The Security System received many complaints about their vault computer systems. On Monday Star Security Systems filed for bankruptcy policy, after several banks brought up cases of their computerized vaults having malfunctions. Star Security Systems has reported that it may take years to fix the vaults, hopefully they will be able to fix the Community First Bank's vault in an hour not a year. Star has reported that the people stuck inside should have enough oxygen to keep them alive until they are released. Therefore the families should not worry. President of Star Security Systems Marge Jacobsen said "S3 is committed to providing excellent customer service to our customers, no matter how unusual the situation might be," said Jacobsen. "We are confident that all people stuck inside our vault will be returned to their families soon."
It is still unclear as to who is stuck inside of the vault, however it has been reported that a police officer addressed a crowd outside of the bank looking for the families of John Parker, Jimmy Rodriguez, Mandy Straume, Soon Kwon and Sharaf Jarrah. Jimmy Rodriguez and Sharaf Jarrah have been confirmed to be two of the five stuck in the vault.
Sharaf Jarrah is the star quarterback at Community High School. Because of Jarrah being stuck in the vault the high school football game has been cancelled tonight against Buxton High School. Sharaf's dad Omar Jarrah has made a statement about the bak robbery and that he has heard from his son and he is doing fine. He said 'My family and I extend our deepest sympathies to the people who were killed in today's bank robbery. We have spoken to our son, Sharaf, and he is doing well, but is eager to be released from the safe.'
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