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Burglars seek homes lacking apparent security measures like alarm systems, video cameras, or security signage. Without deterrents, they can break in undetected.
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Unlocked doors and windows invite intruders. Unlocked doors enhance the likelihood of a break-in because they want easy entry.
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Burglars choose neighborhoods with fewer residents or no neighborhood watch program. These homes are especially vulnerable because to the lack of witnesses.
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Burglars can sneak into homes with poorly illuminated exteriors. Insufficient lighting increases break-in possibilities.
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Burglars are drawn to visible valuables including electronics, jewelry, and cash. They like residences with obvious valuables.
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An overgrown grass, piled-up newspapers, or a neglected appearance can indicate an empty or insecure property. It may attract burglars.
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Posting vacation plans or updates while gone can tip off robbers. Your absence invites break-ins.