There are many reasons for theft, the most important of which are the following: firstly, to quickly obtain cash or valuable property; Secondly, individuals with distorted personalities commit sexual assault and other attacks through burglary; The third is other personal reasons, such as greed, obtaining what they want through theft. Authoritative institutions in the United States have conducted case statistics and analysis on burglary cases: burglary cases account for 18.2% of all financial crimes; More than half of the burglary cases are forced entry; On average, a homeowner will lose approximately $2416 in economic value in a single burglary; 67.2% of burglary cases occur in residential properties.
2. How can we prevent burglary?
We cannot control the behavior of criminals, but we can take some home security measures to deter thieves and make them think twice before acting.
The best way to reduce burglary is to install a home alarm system. Most anti-theft alarm systems are equipped with entrance sensors that will sound an alarm if a door or window is opened. Many also include passive infrared detectors, which will immediately notify you of any activity detected by the detector when the alarm system is in the armed state. The current home anti-theft alarm system is very intelligent. Some professional manufacturers have developed and produced solar powered alarm detectors, which do not require wiring or frequent battery replacement. Ordinary people can set up and install the alarm system by themselves.
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In addition, installing induction lights is also a simple protective measure. When someone enters the detection area, the induction lights will illuminate the dark area, causing thieves to panic and escape or reducing their hiding places.
Try not to post on social media when not at home. Some criminals may be monitoring your personal information in order to schedule the best time when you are not around. Be sure to lock the doors and windows before going out or going to bed. Install a safe to hide cash and valuable items that thieves may be looking for. Other forms of deterrence can also be considered, such as dogs and alarms to scare away thieves.
3. The True Value of Family Safety
Knowing that thieves may attempt to break into your home can be scary, but the preventive measures mentioned here can provide peace of mind for those staying at home. When you know you have protective measures in place, you can spend less time worrying about safety issues and more time enjoying your life.