Door Locks Security

DON'T BE A BURGLARY VICTIM !

Burglary involves theft, entering or remaining unlawfully with the intent to commit theft or any other crime activity. Breaking and Entering, as burglary is also known, is prosecuted as a felony or misdemeanor, and the act is a statutory offense, according to Prevent Theft.Com

Police offer these door locks security tips to secure business' and homes:

• Install Deadbolt Locks and high-security strike plates with 3" screws on front door security entrance locks. These should have a 1" bolt throw, case-hardened cylinder guard, and tie screws on the inside. (Please see our home page for these and other fine security hardware locks!)

• For door locks within 3 1/2 feet of a window, install double-cylinder deadbolt locks or reinforce the window with a grille.

• Upgrade front door security entrance locks.

• Turn on your outside lights at night. Consider installing exterior motion-detector lights that illuminate all potential entry points to your home and do not cause shadows.

• Keep shrubs, bushes, and hedges trimmed to a height of 3 feet or less.

• Leave a radio on when you are away from home. Use light timers, so your home looks occupied.

• Don't open your door to anyone you don't know.

• Have your mail and papers picked up, lawn mowed, and sidewalk shoveled when you are out of town.

• Secure basement windows with screws, grilles, or bars.

• Secure other accessible windows with pins, keyed locks, or track fillers.

• Keep entrance locks hardware and garages locked at all times--even when you are present.

• Call 911 if you see suspicious activity, such as someone checking door locks and windows on a neighbor's home.

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