Leaving valuables in your vehicles is a big no, no. Although this rule of thumb is probably right up there with, “don’t talk to strangers”, many of us do both. However, it’s never too late to change.
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In Florida, a burglar probably thought he was being sneaky by pulling the back of his shirt up over his head and face so he would be unrecognizable while he broke into the Moose Lodge in Charlotte County, but that was certainly not the case.
Continue →IPhone App helps Dallas man out of state see Home Burglary
An iPhone application helped a Dallas man, while visiting relatives hundreds of miles away in suburban Hartford, Connecticut watch as two burglars broke into his home.
Continue →No Criminal Charges against School accused of Spying via Webcams
If you follow this blog, you may remember the news story about a school in Philadelphia which is accused of spying on their students via school issued webcams.
Continue →Basic Home Security Tips
A large number of burglaries happen due to doors and windows being left unlocked. There are a number of simple and inexpensive ways you can protect your home and yourself from becoming a victim of crime.
Continue →Prevent Choking & Suffocation
More than 2,800 people die each year from choking and many of them are children. According to one study, nearly two-thirds of the children who choked to death during a 20-year period were 3 years old or younger.
Continue →Victim Wrestles Carjacker to the Ground
In Kansas City, a local man wrestled a carjacker to the ground and held him for police, KCTV reports.
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