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We've had a lot of break-ins lately in my town. It used to be pretty safe. When I used to hear a noise, I figured it was my cats, but last night , and this morning, I was scared. Today, a teenage boy knocked on my door softly, then stood down on the walk , not on the porch. I was watching him thru the peep-hole. He was standing there looking down for quite a while. He finally went away. I backed out in my car , and he didn't go to the other houses and knock on the door. He vanished.
13 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
Lock everything securely and change the locks on your doors, lock windows too. Keep nothing of value in the house in the open. If thefts continue use a security service. My personal methods are a bit more problematic….such as leaving doped brownies around if you are prone to forget what you did or a guest dives into the snack. Having a neighbor take photos of the thief may help if they are not the thief. If you just moved in, it may be your land lord. I caught mine and took his key to my apartment by force then added a dead-bolt lock as well. Install a "Big Dog Barking” door bell. Works for thieves who aren’t persistent. Consider the movie “Home Alone” as guidelines.
13 years ago. Rating: 5 | |