The new policy isn t enough for Ashley Rudisill, one of the four victims. Rudisill said she was vaca

According to a police report, four people staying cruising rider at the Wave Rider Resort at 1600 S. Ocean Blvd. returned to their room about noon Sept. 6 to find cash and a handgun missing. They later learned a woman who claimed she had been locked out of the room requested, and was given, a key from the front desk.
Greg Williams, property manager for Myrtle Beach Rooms for Rent, which manages some rooms at the hotel, said as a result cruising rider of the incident only the person who s license is on file will be able to get an additional room key. The hotel already makes a copy of a driver s license for the person registered for the room reservation, he said.
The new policy isn t enough for Ashley Rudisill, cruising rider one of the four victims. Rudisill said she was vacationing with her husband, 22-month-old daughter, her sister and her sister s boyfriend when the burglary occurred.
Because of the negligence of this employee I was robbed, she said. It wasn t my fault. They can try to make it right as far as compensating me for what was taken from me and replacing all that was taken from me. I feel that s only fair.
She was in a bathing suit and towel which made it seem that much more credible, he said. I was surprised at how calm, collected and cool she was. She stood at the front office here for probably three minutes with other guests standing here. We have about six cameras [in that area] and the cameras didn t faze her at all.
Unfortunately what s going to happen is we re going to have a whole lot of complaints from guests, he said. People are going to get mad at us and go online and write negative reviews. But, at this point, you try to do the right thing and try to help your fellow person. Unfortunately, there s bad people out there that know that and play upon your goodness.