Saturday 7 April 2012

Protect all your investments


"Crime Prevention" is defined as the anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of crime risk, and the initiation of some action to remove or reduce the risk.

You can have a significant effect upon the security of your home by taking a few moments to assess its weakness, and determine appropriate actions to eliminate any vulnerability.

General good practices include these basic steps:

1.     The appearance that an occupant is present and is attentive to the property

2.     An alarm system (security equipment is worthless unless used properly!)

3.     Keep your home neat, clean, and in good repair

4.     Doors and windows should be locked, even when you are at home

5.     Be a good neighbour, and get to know your neighbours. Call the police whenever you notice anyone or anything that seems suspicious.



Assessing your home's vulnerability is key when trying to "think like a thief." Consider how a criminal might view your home and eliminate as many of the opportunities or vulnerable points as you can. Always keep valuables in a different and secure location.


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